Built my own dash pad
It is best if you spray the Landau top adhesive but no way I was going to do that inside my house! It was in the 20's here so I could not do the work in the patio like I usually do. If at all possible do this work outside so you don't end up like me.
"I'm stuck on glue. Not matter what I do, I just can't stop - sniffin you!" - Tiffany
Remember, you get ONE SHOT with this adhesive. The foam will separate if you try to remove or reposition it and you get to cut a new piece and start all over again. You apply it to both pieces, then let it dry to a haze then bond them together. What I did was glue the top first (frame to foam with foam lying flat on table) then carefully fold and glue each side followed by the ends and trimming as I went. ANY SCREW UPS HERE WILL SHOW THROUGH THE VINYL! And we don't like screw ups do we? Except at parties... when we can laugh at them.
So here we go..
It is best if you spray the Landau top adhesive but no way I was going to do that inside my house! It was in the 20's here so I could not do the work in the patio like I usually do. If at all possible do this work outside so you don't end up like me.
"I'm stuck on glue. Not matter what I do, I just can't stop - sniffin you!" - Tiffany
Remember, you get ONE SHOT with this adhesive. The foam will separate if you try to remove or reposition it and you get to cut a new piece and start all over again. You apply it to both pieces, then let it dry to a haze then bond them together. What I did was glue the top first (frame to foam with foam lying flat on table) then carefully fold and glue each side followed by the ends and trimming as I went. ANY SCREW UPS HERE WILL SHOW THROUGH THE VINYL! And we don't like screw ups do we? Except at parties... when we can laugh at them.
So here we go..