We repair the badly cracked dash pad for our RA24 1977 Toyota Celica GT coupe, using the plastic welding technique and then we bond a plastic dash pad cap over top of it to give it a finished look that should be extremely durable and match the rest of the interior plastics.
Throtl dash repair method (using body filler):
Polyvance dash repair method (using plastic welding):
TruePower plastic welding kit:
Plastic dash pad cap:
Pro Form PF 224 urethane adhesive:
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Fillin some cracks.. I literally told her that earlier today
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Thank you for showing that I could use the PVC plastics instead of the body filler. My Rescue 87 Supra developed a crack in the dash from the heat outside. It didn't see sun for 20 years. I posted a video about plastic welding the panel in the hatch after I shattered the original one when disassembling for its strip cleaning. I have quite a bit of the plastic from the old panel to fill the crack with. Beautiful Celica by the way.
https://youtu.be/CbNhTQw6EaI
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lol my toyota seeeleeeka lmao wow
Can you call this video how to talk to much and not restore stuff
1200 seems ridiculous for a dash repair like this, I think they have that price because they don't want to do it lol
Awesome, thanks! I will have to do the same thing to my 75 Civic.