josuar88

Ok I took my radio out a while ago to do the heater **** fix. While taking my dash apart with a small screw driver I didn't feel it was necessary to use a cloth wrapped on top of that to make sure not to ding the dash. Well I realized that I was wrong and now have a pretty big ding in the dash plastic where I preyed the CD player from the dash and it mushed the dash. I'm sure I'm not the only one who has done this. What is a good way to repair this without a whole new dash?

josuar88

I can't have been the only one to have done this I will post pics later of extent of damage

Mazurfer

What happens if it turns out you actually are the only one in existance to have done this?
Just curious.

I wanna see the pics!

dsire4u

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i think you could be the first one to do this
always protect your babe from dangerous hazards

Alexb

iTrader: (1)

The only way I can think is you have to take it out again and bondo it, sand it, and paint it.

Seems easier to live with it or buy a new piece. Whatever the part you messed up is.

josuar88

Damn live and learn I guess and well it gives it character right lol

firebirdude

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I had no problems. I think you are the first...

shakeyourbrakes

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Nooo i promise your not the first. I have a bunch of little gauges on the right and left of where my old stock radio was. The result of prying and removing my stock radio for multiple mods and eventually a double din upgrade. I havnt figured out a solution except fill them with bondo filler (in the tube). On a positive note, the exact color of the dash is the same as the general flat black primer from autozone (the generic brand with the white and black label) let me know if u ever fix them, ill do it eventually if i ever get some time..

josuar88

Heres the pics sorry it took so long to post them I kept forgetting to take them. The last picture is actually not my fault but its a small chunk out of the leather door panel piece. Any Suggestions?

firebirdude

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Jesus man...those aren't even small.

I dont think any sanding/painting job is gonna take care of those...