Dash is flocked (1 Viewer)

[fitzonthemark]

I thought some of you might be interested in seeing how this turned out. It was a relatively easy repair as long as you consider removing the dash an easy task. I used a Don Jer flocking kit, black nylon fibers.

Flocked Dash

• fitzonthemark
• Oct 19, 2017

Dash 2

• fitzonthemark
• Oct 19, 2017

My dash pad had a couple of cracks in it, I sanded and filled them with body filler, then got to flocking. I'm ready to flock everything now!

The other pieces I just cleaned, lightly scuffed, and sprayed with adhesion promoter + SEM Colorcoat . Looks good, seems to not immediately scrape off either. Door panels are next.

 

[thatcabledude]

Flock yeah! Good job

 

[Rifleman]

Looks nice, what's the cost to do a job like this?

 

[2KCruiser]

Unflocking believable! It looks good, how's it feel once it's all dried? Does it scratch easily? Wondering if it's a bitch to clean.

 

[fitzonthemark]

It is inexpensive except for the time. I paid about 30 bucks for the flocking kit. I let it cure for 48 hours and it seems to be fairly durable. I bumped and scratched it reinstalling the dash and it is no worse for the wear. The pictures really don't do it justice. It looks like suede basically. I was pleasantly surprised as to how well it came out.

 

[thecapedcapper]

How has this held up over time? and how hard is it to get dust out? I'm thinking of doing the same thing but worried about cleaning out trail dust.

 

[veiloctane]

that looks so good where did you get your steering wheel wrap.. i love it so retro