Dash padding

[Paul 500]

Has anyone repaired theirs, what did you use & did it hold.

[Ghoste]

I think the best repair is to send it to Just Dashes and pay to have it redone.  Unfortunately that paying part will have to be done through the nose.

[Paul 500]

Yeah i know about the paying through the nose, i had them do a dash pad for my 68, by the time i got it to England it cost me $1000. (core charge, cost to do it, shipping & our greedy money grabbing goverments tax they call duty)

[GeneralLeeTESH]

Just use 3M contact spray adhesive and cover it with vinyl yourself !!!

[MellowCharger]

Is this the piece that runs along the lower dash? I didn't know just dashes refurbed them?

[Paul 500]

None of the pieces need recovering, they've just come away from the metal. Just wondered what glue other people used

[Ghoste]

Is this the piece that runs along the lower dash? I didn't know just dashes refurbed them?

If you are willing to pay for the process they will strip your old core and replace it with new closed cell foam and apply new vinyl to that.  It isn't cheap though.

[Ryan]

I had an extra pad I was messing with one day that the edges were peeling on. You can use some good epoxy on the back and use tape to hold the shape of the vinyl. Once its dry take the tape off. It works pretty well.

[Dodge Don]

Yes they are expensive but Just Dashes does the best work out there as far as I'm concerned.