Right now I've got a dash with no cracks, perfect condition. I don't think I would be able to stand it if the dashboard ever started cracking, nor do I want to ever attempt trying to replace one. What can I do to insure that my dash always stays flawless while out here in the Texas heat?
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The sun is going to be what kills it the most...
A decent window shade for your windshield would be a good start...and I'm sure there are protectants you can apply as well.sigpic
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Swapping out a dashboard really isn't that hard, just takes time is all. The best things you can do for your dashboard are very simple. Get a windshield sunvisor, and put it up anytime you aren't in the car, when the car is outside. And find yourself a good protectant. I use Mother's Preserves Protectant, and I treat the dash and all the consoles about 1-2 times per month. There are lots of good ones out there, just ask around.Originally posted by Jordan325iCRight now I've got a dash with no cracks, perfect condition. I don't think I would be able to stand it if the dashboard ever started cracking, nor do I want to ever attempt trying to replace one. What can I do to insure that my dash always stays flawless while out here in the Texas heat?Comment
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:stupid: jk haha but yeah that griot's interior cleaner and vinyl and rubber dressing is hands down the best I've used!Originally posted by DarkWing6clean it with the griot's interior cleaner and dress it with the vinyl and rubber dressing. the vr dressing has uv protectant in it and has a matt black finish so that you don't have a shiny armor all finish.sigpicComment
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Any extreme temps are going to cause things to shrink or expand. The only way that I could see the cold cause craking is if you go from real cold to real hot fast. I can't really think of any situation where that would happen with your dash.Originally posted by asubimmeris the cold bad for em too. I have a crackless dash in boone, nc.sigpicComment



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