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Dash Cover 444-544

posted by  rayjanj on  Thu Oct 2 03:00 CST 2003
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The real deal is great. Get a ratcheting philips/straight, angle screwdriver from Sears, about 5 inches long and it will make the screw removal more tolerable. Clean the dash throughly. If possible use a paint sealer on the dash as some glues will soften and wrinkle the old paint and your new dash will look like waves in the ocean. If sealing is not practical test the glue on the paint under the dash where it will not show to make sure nothing weird happens to the paint. Follow the glue mfg. instructions, have patience and it will be worth the effort.
Ray J.






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