Reply to "Dash material"

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I would use a good upholstery adhesive ( 3M ) spray both the back of the vinyl and the dash, wait till both are tacky then attach., it will stick and hold. On the headliner, do not reattach directly to the roof! After you pull carefully the headliner material off the foam that is stuck to the roof, make a template out of cardboard, the idea is to have the template held in place by the side , back and front attached bolsters, then buy a piece of foam core board , cut to the template, then with the upholstery adhesive mount it to the foam core, install side, front, and back bolsters. On the pulling of the dash, I changed over to a carbon fiber dash and new instruments, 3 weeks, mark all your wire connections.

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Originally posted by popsrcr:
That seemed pretty optimistic to me as well. Especially for a first timer. Only thing I have going for me is that its clearly been out before and the previous owner didn't feel like most things needed all their screws to hold things in.

6/25/1312:10 PM

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