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Vehicle Compatibility:
95-96 C1500, C2500, C3500 Trucks
95-96 K1500, K2500, K3500 Trucks
95-96 Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon
OBS TRUCKS WITH CUPHOLDERS ON PASSENGER SIDE
95-96 Chevy/GMC trucks are some of the best vehicles GM ever made, but they’re sure to come with cracked and dilapidated dashboards after 25+ years! DashSkin molded dash covers install right over the top of your existing dash using the included silicone adhesive in minutes, and are guaranteed for life never to crack, warp or fail. The covers are textured to match and offered in factory colors, so passengers won’t notice an overlay is installed.
INSTALLATION: The passenger side cupholder insert will need to be removed prior to installing the cover, and re-installs over the installed skin for a super-factory look. The driver’s side Fuse door also gets removed and re-installed over the cover for easy access. If you have cracks or holes you will be covering, we advise cleaning your original dashboard well with degreaser, and applying extra silicone adhesive into any cracks and outlining any holes to prevent further cracking or rattling. This way when you install the cover, all of the cracks will be securely glued to the underside of the skin to add strength.
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hardest part was finding the weights
I completed the job and deleted my orininal post. First, put the windows down. 1. Get some paper towels, plastic putty knives, and water to deal with the adhesive. It wipes off easy. 2. I made five sand bags at a little over 15 lbs each. 3. I made a big mistake with the telescoping poles. I tried to use painter's poles but they stipped off. Your poles are for the right and left of the glovebox. This area is angled, so use something short. Looking back, I'd have drilled a small block of wood for a small piece of PVC. 4. The dash is secured up near the windshield by 3 7mm screws. Use that same socket to loosen up the panel below the steering wheel. the first bolt to the left is in the parking brake recess, and also loosen the one to the right. I couldn't get the Dashskin to sit behind the panel because it was too tight. I used a flathead screwdrive to lever the Dashskin in on the right by the cigaretter lighter. 5. I used shop towels and a screwdriver to hold down the Dashskin at the windshield. Just tuck them in along the edge. 6. I used on shop towel wedged between the ouside wings of the Dashskin and the door. (that's why we dropped the windows). You don't need much towel, too much and you will break something with all that leverage. 7. Easy on the goo around the vents, it tends to spurt out and will give you fits removing.
All in all, this was a great product. You will probably need two tubes of adhesive, I did. The fit and overall look is really impressive.
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It's unfortunate they don't make new dashes for these trucks anymore. I will definitely not put a used dash in.
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Ive got a 95. The dash is cracked so bad the clips on the back of the front trim piece cant attach and its just loose. I dont think one of these wiĺl help.
I have a 95 Tahoe. Dashboard is in decent shape. Biggest problem is 2-3 inch cracks where the mounting screws go in so it rattles like crazy on a bumpy road. Any suggestion on how to repair cracks near mounting screws to eliminate rattling? The dash in the video had similar cracks as I described but that didn't appear to be addressed?
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