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MG TD TF 1500 - TF Dash Crash Pad
When covering the rubber dash pad, do you cut a straight strip of vinyl and conform it to the curves or do you cut the vinyl the shape of the wood? Do you need a heat gun or just warm? PJ |
Paul S Jennings |
You need to cut the vinyl in the snake shape..oversize of course. Vinyl should be warm but heat gun not needed. |
MG LaVerne |
Thanks LaVerne, I ordered a new wood piece, as the old one basically fell apart. I have to soak the special bolts in a rust remover to clean them up and I'll be good to go. PJ |
Paul S Jennings |
Paul -- The following link will take you to photos of how I did mine. You'll need to scroll down a bit to find the right set of photos and discussion. http://mgtf54.blogspot.com/2012/01/dash-instruments-and-wiring.html John |
John Brickell |
John, Thanks for documenting so carefully. I'll be needing the exact information in the future and since I didn't disassemble the car I really don't have a clue about some parts that aren't simply mechanical. Jim |
JE Carroll |
Glad to be of help Jim. I hope folks know that if you click on the photos the photos will enlarge for a better view. |
John Brickell |
Thanks John, Your information is very helpful! I will use it for sure. PJ |
Paul S Jennings |
This thread was discussed on 20/04/2014
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