How to secure dash from cracking?

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  • Kwaaahhh
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    Originally posted by E30nate
    so anyone know how to keep cracks from getting bigger. my dash was crack free, then i noticed the other day a small 1/4 inch crack right on the corner of the defrost vents.
    Just notice one starting on my dash over the weekend. So what can I do to prevent it from getting bigger? I'm prolly going to get some aero 303 this week, that shiet rocks!

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  • el maestro
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    Armor all and all that stuff is shit i mean it helps a little bit but like someone said the key is too keep it as soft as possible.

    The best thing ive tried so far that was recommended to me from a friend was to get mink oil which is for leather boots. I think you can find this stuff at a Ace Hardware store. Works great.

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  • E30nate
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    really? i dont want to take the dash out. its right at the windshield.

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  • Jand3rson
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    Drill a hole at the end of it. Get the smallest drill bit you can while still being able to make an adequate sized hole (so you can't really notice it).

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  • E30nate
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    so anyone know how to keep cracks from getting bigger. my dash was crack free, then i noticed the other day a small 1/4 inch crack right on the corner of the defrost vents.

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  • Aptyp
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    Originally posted by Restoman
    Armor All is just a good tool for pointing out those who don't know.
    I actually never had any problems with their entire line up of products. just have to use right product for right application.

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  • Restoman
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    Armor All is just a good tool for pointing out those who don't know.

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  • -Jelko-
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    Ok thanks guys for advices,i know its cheesy question but i really hate cracked dash :)

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  • kencopperwheat
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    UV Protection is the key. Most vinyl products with have it in them. And use a sunshade 365 days a year.

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  • Aptyp
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    Originally posted by Jean
    Use a sun blocking shield, clean the dash with silicon free (and not oily/shiny) cleaning agent and clean cloth, leave your windows open a little bit.
    that makes 2

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  • StrokedSix
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    303 Aerospace is a decent UV protector.

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  • Jean
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    Use a sun blocking shield, clean the dash with silicon free (and not oily/shiny) cleaning agent and clean cloth, leave your windows open a little bit.

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  • CorvallisBMW
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    I don't know if you can get it over there, but Vinyl-X is made for cleaning and protecting vinyl parts and has a UV inhibitor to protect against sun damage

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  • -Jelko-
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    Well would using cockpit spray help?

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  • Jean
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    lol at armorall.

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