wood trim kits for dash?
02-20-2002, 11:24 AM
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wood trim kits for dash?
I was looking at the wood dash trim pieces on ebay and saw there are both 3M tape backed ones, and ones that you use an included epoxy and heat during application. I would like to get one of these kits but does anyone know which is better to use or have any suggestions on one company being better than another? Thanks alot!
02-20-2002, 11:42 AM
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I just bought a new car...98 max....and it has a wood dash kit...I dont really like it, I want to replace it with either that stock black one or the silver....How do you take it off and put a new one on...and how hard is this to do...
krispykeith - if you want to trade or buy my wood kit then let me know....
krispykeith - if you want to trade or buy my wood kit then let me know....
02-20-2002, 12:04 PM
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Re: wood trim kits for dash?
Originally posted by krispykeith
I was looking at the wood dash trim pieces on ebay and saw there are both 3M tape backed ones, and ones that you use an included epoxy and heat during application. I would like to get one of these kits but does anyone know which is better to use or have any suggestions on one company being better than another? Thanks alot!
I was looking at the wood dash trim pieces on ebay and saw there are both 3M tape backed ones, and ones that you use an included epoxy and heat during application. I would like to get one of these kits but does anyone know which is better to use or have any suggestions on one company being better than another? Thanks alot!
02-20-2002, 12:06 PM
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I could be wrong but I don't believe these wood kits come off easily, if at all. I suppose you could get it off with a heat gun and some patience but you'd probably have a mess on the dash and the kit would probably not be suitable for use again.
I have a wood dash kit from Joshua Wood Tree that I've had on for about 2 years now. It uses the 3M backing and I've had no problems with it. Excellent quality work from that place. I highly recommend them.
Try using the .org search for this topic. You'll probably find some useful information.
I have a wood dash kit from Joshua Wood Tree that I've had on for about 2 years now. It uses the 3M backing and I've had no problems with it. Excellent quality work from that place. I highly recommend them.
Try using the .org search for this topic. You'll probably find some useful information.
02-20-2002, 06:39 PM
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Originally posted by krispykeith
Thanks all for the input! I will do the search. I certainly would be interested in purchasing your existing one, but as they said....it sounds like it would be a beast for you to remove, so a kit might be better in my case.
Thanks all for the input! I will do the search. I certainly would be interested in purchasing your existing one, but as they said....it sounds like it would be a beast for you to remove, so a kit might be better in my case.
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