Liquid Leather Quick 20 Dashboard Repair Kit

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DO NOT use thick coats of filler or expect to completely fill a weld in one pass; too much product laid down at once will require major sanding to knock down high spots, which are inevitable when using this dash filler. Ultimately, you want to build-up a texture that is uniform and smooth across the entire dash surface that will fully conceal the filler and weld repairs. New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . Pay particular attention to thinning out and feathering the edges of where the filler begins on each side of the repair. Depending on the severity of the cracks, you may have to remove your entire dashboard to properly execute the repair.

This filler comes with a small tube of hardener and you won’t be using more than half of it for the entire job. The next step is to fill the spot with the compound, creating the perfect foundation for a successful repair. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. Finish sanding with the 320 grit sandpaper to fully smooth out the filler so that all scratches left from the previous sandpapers are rubbed out.I have tested many different products and techniques (spending quite a bit of money along the way to fully experiment) to repair this specific type of dash, which is constructed of polyurethane foam, hard plastic and vinyl.

If anyone out there has had success with duplicating the dash texture over a larger crack, I would like to hear about it.The next best option is create your own texture that fully covers the dash using an undercoating spray.

The reason for the V-shaped groove is that it provides something for both the plastic welding stick and padded dash filler to bite into and permanently adhere. Squeeze out about an inch long ribbon of hardener next to the filler on the cardboard and begin mixing both materials into a uniform color, which should be a light blue. It also helps to pause between sprays to see how the product settles so you can make adjustments in your spraying technique as you go.

I have an original in excellent condition, but it is from a Non-A/C car and well I'm old now and have become a . After laying down your first thin coat, allow the product to flash for about 10 mins before spraying another one. Unless otherwise noted, only one of each item is required for this DIY, but you may need more of a specific product depending on how many cracks and holes you are trying to repair in your dash. This drawing shows a cross section of the damaged dash with the split vinyl curling up and the cratered out foam underneath.