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This is going to be my first time messing with fiberglass what's the best material to use for my 98 Chevy 1500 dash fleece or Matt just. Don't want to do anything crazy just to add a little strength and paint it

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Strength for what

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Why do you think it's going to crack?

I have a 98 1500 and my dash is not cracked.

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I don't know what the dash in that is like but I would assume it's vinyl or plastic? Either way you're going to have a hell of a time getting resin to adhere to it. In my car I ripped all the vinyl off and layed up fiberglass onto the foam underneath. But I don't think that woulf work for a lot of cars.

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No new videos. I'm lazy and it's dirty

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1998 Chevy Silverado ext cab

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2 Ampere Audio TFE 8.0

2 Ampere Audio 150.4

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The dash in my truck is all cracked. And I have a blowthru and it cracked it even more just don't want to crack Again on the one I'm putting in. And the dash is hard plastic I think abs or something like that

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spray the dash with sem texture paint then the fiberglass resin will stick. it will not stick to the raw plastic but it will stick to the texture paint. i have done this to many different plastic door panels with a lot of success. the other option is using epoxy resin which is different from polyester resin.

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