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JJHoover

I was looking at your website, (dash cover) and I noticed the install instructions take you to shifter boot install. I am curious how difficult the install is as to whether I want to attempt myself or pay someone else to do it. further more will this cover a crack in the dash about 3 inches long with no separation without showing the crack?

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Yes, we are awaiting full install write-up with photos from the first customer who did it (the car in the photos, to be precise).

This is of course a DIYable product but the installation requires lots of precision, patience and DIY skills.

As for the crack - I'm not dure how bad it really is so a photo would help to give you some advise

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JJHoover

here is a pic of the crack in my dash...

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I also have a question concerning these two pics, how was this done around the side defroster vent? as best as I can tell it is part of the dash and doesn't come off. The black pad has a finished look but I can't figure out what was done with the excess as shown in the pic with the red cover.

Thanks for any info

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AFAIK the black dash is finished exactly the same way - the trick is that black leather has also black bottom and installed on black dashboard panels. this way even unfinished edge of leather looks nice. Red leather has a bright bottom which stands out on black dash making it look not as cleas as we would like to...

Asn fo the crack in your dash - I think the leather will cover it nicely but in order to avoid having it visible after dash cover installed I would suggest applying a bit of epoxy resin there and smoothen it down with sandpaper before instalation of leather - this way you will be sure the crack will not extend and will not be visible on leather surface.

BTW - I am now emailling you some photos I took during test-fitting to get you an insight into installation process

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JJHoover

thanks for all your help, going to look at the photos you sent me.

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