dashboard swap
#4
RE: dashboard swap
ORIGINAL: awormofearth
how much should i expect to pay a body shop to put in a new black dash? It's a 92 lx
how much should i expect to pay a body shop to put in a new black dash? It's a 92 lx
#7
RE: dashboard swap
Yeah, it's a lil time consuming espesially to someone that's never done it, but it's not that hard. Here's a link for doing a heater core. It's the same thing w/o taking out the hvac box.
http://www.mustangmonthly.com/howto/5652/
http://www.mustangmonthly.com/howto/5652/
#8
RE: dashboard swap
ORIGINAL: ponyboy302
i asked a shop about the dye they wanted 600 just for the dash i wanted to do the whole interior but it was way too much .. im still lookin lol
i asked a shop about the dye they wanted 600 just for the dash i wanted to do the whole interior but it was way too much .. im still lookin lol
All traces of dirt and grease need to be cleaned off during the prep stages, which are the most time-consuming aspects of any paint job.
Areas that must be left unpainted are taped off.
Use a scouring pad and a paint-prep gel to rough up the surface, so the primer and paint adhere properly. This step is must and should be done thoroughly, or the paint will peel off later.
A special primer used for plastic parts must be applied to the prepped surface
After the primer dries, the color coats can be sprayed on.
Carefully replace the painted parts back into the interior and reconnect the ventilation and mechanical components.
Notice the dramatically different look of the dash compared to the stock treatment.
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