Cracked dash question

Now that the Blue thing is gone I will be doing the dash in the 928s. Will use our products after fabricating some patches and such. If Leather you can replace sections and redye them. If anything else you can fabricate little areas and the crack fill and dye them to match.

Liquid dye will hold up better than the aerosol, which needs volatiles to spray & dry. It takes a good deal of surface prep. Several restoration places will custom match the dye to your car, Leatherique is one that has provided materials to the 928 community in the past.

And again, I think Chapagne/Budd offer recover and perhaps exchange options.

If the plastic is compromised, garage9 and hookedoncars and possibly others sell reinforcement gizmos.

smtcapecod;9826 wrote: Liquid dye will hold up better than the aerosol, which needs volatiles to spray & dry. It takes a good deal of surface prep. Several restoration places will custom match the dye to your car, Leatherique is one that has provided materials to the 928 community in the past.

And again, I think Chapagne/Budd offer recover and perhaps exchange options.

If the plastic is compromised, garage9 and hookedoncars and possibly others sell reinforcement gizmos.

And we still do at a discount to the forum. Ours will be done with our products as soon as I can get to it. Shoemaker has no shoes, Dye maker has no time for his projects.