Anyone esle try this?
This also works well.....works well because the dash is made of basiclly foam.
A friend of mine had a badly cracked dash and tried a product called "Great Stuff" (sold in hardware stores.) It's basiclly used for cracks around pipes for insulations. It's a liquid spray foam that fills any hole or crack. It expands and hardens quickly while bonding (I mean really bonds hard). Any "high" surface left from the expanding foam can be cut off with a sharp razer blade then lighty sanded.
Just an idea!
This also works well.....works well because the dash is made of basiclly foam.
A friend of mine had a badly cracked dash and tried a product called "Great Stuff" (sold in hardware stores.) It's basiclly used for cracks around pipes for insulations. It's a liquid spray foam that fills any hole or crack. It expands and hardens quickly while bonding (I mean really bonds hard). Any "high" surface left from the expanding foam can be cut off with a sharp razer blade then lighty sanded.
Just an idea!
