Dashboard peeling
Dec 26, 2008 | 03:23 PM
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Dashboard peeling
I have a 2004 GMC and have a problem with the dash (grey in color) peeling paint. I want to fix it when I get back to the states. Does anyone have any suggestions on what is the best way to fix this...??? that will work and last...!! thanxs in advance
Dec 26, 2008 | 03:54 PM
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From: Under a moaning senorita
well you have some choices,
1 you can take it to the dealership and they will patch it in.
which in my experience will not last long.
2 you can cover it with a dash mat, looks tacky.
3 sand it smooth and paint it, looks awsum if performed correctly. if you have experience you can do it, or take it
to a body shop.
4 replace the dash for another 1, try a junk yard first, if not the dealership will carry it, just a lot of $$$.
5 or maybe this might work, and i mean MAYBE. try peeling the rest off, it should be black underneath the paint.
maybe other people have tried something else, and will chime in. good luck.
1 you can take it to the dealership and they will patch it in.
which in my experience will not last long.
2 you can cover it with a dash mat, looks tacky.
3 sand it smooth and paint it, looks awsum if performed correctly. if you have experience you can do it, or take it
to a body shop.
4 replace the dash for another 1, try a junk yard first, if not the dealership will carry it, just a lot of $$$.
5 or maybe this might work, and i mean MAYBE. try peeling the rest off, it should be black underneath the paint.
maybe other people have tried something else, and will chime in. good luck.
Last edited by heavy chevy boy; Dec 26, 2008 at 04:02 PM.
Dec 30, 2008 | 10:54 PM
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