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I got tired of looking at the cracked dash pad so I pulled it off. Like most things in life I like to start something and figure out how to do it as I go.
My questions: 1. What should I clean this with? 2. Leave what is left of the pad and repair or replace all the padding? 3. Any ideas on ideas to recover? I assume a decent upholstery shop can throw some vinyl back on there but are there alternatives? Wraps, other materials? Thanks. |
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Ames sells both a reproduction dash pad or just a cover to go over your old one.
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Thanks, any recommendation on cleaning?
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I bought one of those 66 pads from Ames but, have not installed it yet. Hoping the install goes smooth and looks like new
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Does it come with the padding or is it just the vinyl piece? Are you going to paint it? You mind posting a pic after you install? Thanks man |
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