New Cherry Wood Dash
Thought I'd post this too........When we redo a dash bezel set, we always take it ALL apart.......all the gauges come out, circuit board is cleaned with 0000 steel wool, all new bulbs installed, and the gauges cleaned and dusted. The factory paint was just a lacquer with no primer, and has a tendency to flake off....we brush the inside clean and wipe with 000, then a good coat of self-etch primer.......after that, a new thick coat of Mopar blue enamel. Then it all goes back together just like new. (In case you guys need the info, when you remove a crystal set from the bezel, use a dremel with a small cutoff wheel to cut the plastic welds flush.....when it goes back together, you should use a dot of styrene cement on the posts.)
Thought I'd post this too........When we redo a dash bezel set, we always take it ALL apart.......all the gauges come out, circuit board is cleaned with 0000 steel wool, all new bulbs installed, and the gauges cleaned and dusted. The factory paint was just a lacquer with no primer, and has a tendency to flake off....we brush the inside clean and wipe with 000, then a good coat of self-etch primer.......after that, a new thick coat of Mopar blue enamel. Then it all goes back together just like new. (In case you guys need the info, when you remove a crystal set from the bezel, use a dremel with a small cutoff wheel to cut the plastic welds flush.....when it goes back together, you should use a dot of styrene cement on the posts.)