'72 Scamp
Thanks guys, Appreciate the positive!
Well, after a little nervousness, I gone and done it ...
First I gave the crusty pad a good sanding just to give the adhesive to bite to, then wiped it down with a lysol wipe to get it clean. Then measured out about what I would need to cover the dashpad.
The spray adhesive said to spray the fabric and let it dry then use an iron to adhere the fabric to your source. I followed these directions with the exception of using an iron. I used a heat gun. The cheapest one HF had in stock. I started in the middle and worked my way out to the ends. I then worked the ends making several relief cuts and removing just enough material as to keep the dashpad covered. Spraying and heating as I went...
Before I knew it, I was done. It ain't perfect but IMHO it's 100% better then what I started with.
Thanks for looking and as always,
Stay Tuned...
Thanks guys, Appreciate the positive!
Well, after a little nervousness, I gone and done it ...
First I gave the crusty pad a good sanding just to give the adhesive to bite to, then wiped it down with a lysol wipe to get it clean. Then measured out about what I would need to cover the dashpad.
The spray adhesive said to spray the fabric and let it dry then use an iron to adhere the fabric to your source. I followed these directions with the exception of using an iron. I used a heat gun. The cheapest one HF had in stock. I started in the middle and worked my way out to the ends. I then worked the ends making several relief cuts and removing just enough material as to keep the dashpad covered. Spraying and heating as I went...
Before I knew it, I was done. It ain't perfect but IMHO it's 100% better then what I started with.
Thanks for looking and as always,
Stay Tuned...
