tom.omalley@channel1.com wrote:
> Schuyler writes:
>
> >On a related topic, have any listers recovered their dashes with
> vinyl
> >fabric? Picturing the dash cover as a piece of hard plastic, I
> decided
> >to just recover mine, myself, in something a little softer. The
> result
> >looks very good (better than the original, IMHO, so it won't be a
> >concours winner) and has held up well in two years of use and abuse.
>
> I would like to do exactly this. Can you give some details on what
> you used for crack filler, adhesive, etc?
>
> Thanks much..
>
> Tom O'Malley
> '74, '77 Spits
Tom (and the list),
I decided to write up the whole process after discovering there wasn't
an article covering this topic on the VTR Web site. If there is enough
interest, I figured I'd send it to VTR for the Web site instead of
bombing the list with it (does VTR accept submissions from
non-members?). If only a few are interested, I'll just send it out to
individuals in a week or two, when I've finished.
-Schuyler
--
Schuyler E. Grace
'73 Spitfire 1500 - FM1183U
schuyler@bellsouth.net
schuyler.grace@atl.frb.org
http://members.tripod.com/~schuyler/
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