Dashboard - Finished
You can see where the bolt has been overtightened and squashed the
wood in.
[font="Verdana, sans-serif"]Using a ruler with sticky back 240 grit sand paper with a small wedge which i casted from a surviving area of the dash, i was able to sand the original profile back over where the damage was.[/font]
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[font="Verdana, sans-serif"]Some Matt black paint and good as new.[/font]
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[font="Verdana, sans-serif"]Now the tricky part, it turned out ok but i wish i had thicker ally tape as some of the imperfections showed through.[/font]
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[font="Verdana, sans-serif"]Using a blade i run carefully down the edges and removed the unwanted tape.[/font]
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[font="Verdana, sans-serif"]Pleased with the results but if anyone knows of any thicker ally tape let me know.[/font]
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[font="Verdana, sans-serif"]More to come soon, just waiting on parts.[/font]
blazerfrazer2017-11-30 13:33:24