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P1800 Dash Repair 1800

posted by  dthohler on  Wed Sep 17 18:48 CST 2014
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Hello all,

I removed my dash completely and am going to install the plastic dash pad. I have two questions- what is the best way to dress up the dash gauge trim- paint or polish? And does anyone have a good source for complete resto of the gauges? I could do it myself, but as this project just keeps dragging, I kind of want to drop them in a box and get them done all at once.

Best
Devin






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