Master the Art of Dashboard Repair A Comprehensive Guide to Fixing Cracks

My technique was: 1) Sand down dashboard to give it tooth. 2) Glue back together with Loctite Plastic Bonder (methyl methacrylate epoxy) and ... I think what I'd do is repair the dash pad, then take it to an upholsterer and see about having it covered in vinyl or leather or something similar. I had to nuke it in the microwave so it could soften up. I then added the "hardener" as directed and mixed the hard gooey stuff as best I could. Eastwood (eastwood.com) has a repair kit that will let you make a pretty good repair if the crack is small, especially if it's in an unobtrusive ... I think in order to keep it from cracking the old vinyl would have to be removed completely. Maybe the method used above would work better with ... Use the same 2-part products you would use for repairing bumpers. If your not familiar with those products . SEM/ Fuser/ valvoline. all good! Fix large cracks in any dashboard material permanently by filling it with epoxy. Using epoxy and finishing the dashboard texture takes about 2–3 days total. Its not 100% but as good as I will get without spending a bunch of cash. Lets start with the imfamous cracked Dashboard in a US C900. Maybe ... The only way to permanently fix this is to use that cloth and fiberglass mat and cover the dash with it and resin. A cracked dashboard cannot be repaired with regular leather and vinyl repair filler. A stronger (but still flexible) epoxy is needed.