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DIY Dash Recover?

Baconaire
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I have a 98 Box Gray interior. The dash and door panels have the stock pimply synthetic stuff (I assume vinyl). It never looked great, but now it has a few stains and dings. Has anyone tried to DIY recover. I want something that looks like leather but is flexible(so it can be a DIY) and thin(so it can go over existing stuff and still fit).

I've seen some new products that look promising. If I were to try it I would probably leave the existing stuff in place and just cover it over with something thin that looks more like leather. Thoughts?

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varickbb Member

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I would love to do the same. I'm not a fan of the interior of my '99. Changing the colour and texture would be great. I would love to see kits for this. Hopefully someone will respond with insight.

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