joey74
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Has anyone recovered their dash?
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RobbieD
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I believe that there is a thread on here about a member filling and refinishing a first gen dash pad, with good results. A "search" of this site would probably bring it up.
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I remember reading that too. I'm going to try that on my pinto dash one day.
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Pink with purple stripes?
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Its what I would do.
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I bought a pre-fab dash cover for mine. I'm drawing a blank on what brand it was (CoverCraft, CoverKing, something to that effect).
There were a few challenges finalizing its fit (mostly getting the vent registers to look correct), but in the end it came out pretty decent (much better looking than the cracked dash underneath).
Edit:
It was Coverlay.
There were a few challenges finalizing its fit (mostly getting the vent registers to look correct), but in the end it came out pretty decent (much better looking than the cracked dash underneath).
Edit:
It was Coverlay.
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