Destroyed dash restored to better than new for under $30.
DASH TEXTURE SPRAY:
Adhesion Promoter for Plastic/vinyl:
Special BONDO I used:
SEM makes the best Vinyl spray paints:
SEM COLOR CHART:
TEXTURE:
FLOCKING which is a suede type finish:
DASH TEXTURE SPRAY:
Stone Texture spray paint:
Hammer finish
Use a paint roller to pull on the wet paint/add texture
Truck bed liner
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Is this a dodge?
did similar, i used perforated metal for the speaker grille, you could also use a layin return grille face for the perf metal. bondoed that all in
That was awesome , nice truck…I have a 84 rabbit
Good video. You can use a saws all or hack saw blade to cut the seam lines. Works pretty good. Thanks for the video and Cheers
What’s the update so far?
What is the charge to have it done for you? What can you save by diy?
At 7:46 you have a nice start to stretch new vinyl over the assembly and contact cement it into place. The dash spears no doubt rotted out just pull it out and trow it away dont put a new one in make kick panels.
They have a spray on vinyl for cars now like paint I wonder if you could do a car dash with it?
Finished product looks pretty good now do the door panels to match.
What truck was that dodge? Trust me kick panels speakers sound really good look into it. You can make a cheap set of speakers sound really good in the kicks.
Yes I think thats an older 1970s 1980 dodge Dakota
Can you build the foam recess, up first, with that insulation expanding foam in a can or something similar, before applying the bondo? I ask because bondo is not supposed to be laid thick.
It would be easier just to replace it ! 😏
Looks like the dash from my 84 rabbit GTI. I had a crack on it also.