Bumpy road.

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Old Jul 27, 2012 | 12:52 AM
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Bumpy road.

Okay so I had to drive down a bumpy road today

as there was no other way to get where I needed to go

and my whole dash from where the gauges are to the clock and

cig lighter fell down a bit =0 i took the faceplate off and well the

clips broke as suspected, JB Weld is in order? It's sagging now about 5/8's of an inch.

I kinda don't wanna jb weld, but =/ I guess if I ever had to

pull the dash I could just use an air saw to cut the jb welds.

Anyone got some old school tricks for this fix?
Old Jul 27, 2012 | 09:40 AM
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You can glue all the broken plastic pieces back together with POR PATCH.

I had some Sh1thead steal my stereo, and shattered much of the plastic dash skeleton in the process. It took some patience, but was stronger than stock once I repaired everything. Don't go too crazy with it, though.... it expands a little while it's curing.

http://www.por15.com/PORPATCH/productinfo/PPB/


Inspect all of the mounting points for damage. RocketRaider or FDWheelman on here may have photos on file of the disassembled dashboard skeleton.
Old Jul 27, 2012 | 10:59 AM
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Great thanks!~ Didn't know about this stuff. Looks promising.
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