Wow, This Sucks
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Wow, This Sucks
Approaching my car today to leave work and I noticed a hairline crack in the dashboard. (!) I found this a little odd, given that my car A) Isn't GM B) Really isn't that old C) Has always had a sunshade protecting the interior.
I also have a small second one forming right next to it.
What method do interior places use to repair these things and how would I go about doing it myself (possibly?) It's an eyesore that needs to go, especially before it gets bad.
I also have a small second one forming right next to it.
What method do interior places use to repair these things and how would I go about doing it myself (possibly?) It's an eyesore that needs to go, especially before it gets bad.
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Originally Posted by AcuraFanatic
Approaching my car today to leave work and I noticed a hairline crack in the dashboard. (!) I found this a little odd, given that my car A) Isn't GM B) Really isn't that old C) Has always had a sunshade protecting the interior.
I also have a small second one forming right next to it.
What method do interior places use to repair these things and how would I go about doing it myself (possibly?) It's an eyesore that needs to go, especially before it gets bad.
I also have a small second one forming right next to it.
What method do interior places use to repair these things and how would I go about doing it myself (possibly?) It's an eyesore that needs to go, especially before it gets bad.
ur car is older than mine also..
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Well it's not that big of a deal, the interior is being redone this winter, but it's one less thing I was hoping to deal with.
I just am not sure of the options of how to repair it.
I just am not sure of the options of how to repair it.
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