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This week Dave installs a dash repair panel to repair a hole someone cut for a larger sized radio, the cutout was completely butchered. Using BROTHERS Patch Panel, Dave got the dash back to factory condition in under two hours! This video will show you how to cut the old metal out, get proper fitment, and weld your patch back into place without warping the metal causing extra bodywork. Dave also offer some tips on what tools to use as well as certain modifications he likes to make to simplify the process of installing a metal patch panel. Find everything you need for your 1947-87 Chevrolet or GMC Pickup at www.brotherstrucks.com
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Those patch panels are golden!!
Larry
Neato demonstration on that radio hole repair luv cardboard on window trick works better than masking paper which will burn.
Very well detailed and descriptive demonstration Dave!! Appreciate it!
Nice video! Although I don't have a 60-66 its still a joy to watch these videos.
It's a shame to spend all that money on a complete patch panel when only a third to half of it is bring used.
Thanks David another great video !
I sure wish someone would make one for 1973-87 c10 trucks.