dash curl - do your dashes do this?
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Mine was starting...
but wasn't evident until after I pulled my dash out to do my evap core. It's basically the foam skin peeling off the plastic skeleton.
I glued mine with contact cement and clamped it:
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/21175/dscf0172.jpg">
You don't need to pull the dash to do the repair, but mine was already out.
Just peel it back a lil more, slab a lil contact cement in there, let it cure... then push it back together and put something on it to weigh it down.
I glued mine with contact cement and clamped it:
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/21175/dscf0172.jpg">
You don't need to pull the dash to do the repair, but mine was already out.
Just peel it back a lil more, slab a lil contact cement in there, let it cure... then push it back together and put something on it to weigh it down.
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holds up fine... but...
I only did it over thanksgiving, and the car has been in the garage under covers pretty much since then.
I used basic contact cement from the local hardware store. Came in a 1 pint container and I brushed it on.
I used basic contact cement from the local hardware store. Came in a 1 pint container and I brushed it on.