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How so? I wasn't aware that fiberglass would degrade or crack just sitting there.
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How so? I wasn't aware that fiberglass would degrade or crack just sitting there.
Corax, you could mold the dash and the fiberglass would be fine, you took it an extra step. Now I could see if you just did the top and you didnt, you wrapped not only the top but the sides, as much as you could under and even as far as you could in the vents. You did a fine job, and I am starting mine next week.
Now I need the passenger side A -piller
Now I need the passenger side A -piller
great job Keith!
now there is something else for me to do.
88 you would have had one if one of us had not broke it! can not remember if it was you or me.
now there is something else for me to do.
88 you would have had one if one of us had not broke it! can not remember if it was you or me.
it was me
hey chris i ever get to go through the crap in my garage there might be one from that 87 i stripped.
well, i speak from the audio world. but also, even though you may nit have a bunch of audio to rattle your dash, you drive a toyota. just like any vehicle, when you drive it the body and frame flex a little, and over time may crack the dash.
there are company's that you can buy fiberglassed dashes from aftermarket as well, but even those crack over time, you'll see. but it does look great, and will probably last long enough to justify re doing it when it does crack.
Oh man, that looks great! The flat made all the difference.
yeah, well i cant guarantee it but you should have a while. alot of people dont actually use hair when then glass, they basically just resin it to smooth it, unless they bought an aftermarket dash. yours sjould last a good little while. look great though.
