POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Picked up an 01 twin turbo over the weekend and it has a bubble in the dash where the leather has seperated from the dash - anyone experienced this? Any suggestions on how to fix it?
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YOUR RESEARCHLeather Dash Bubbles?
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POST 2Original post
a new dashboard. havent seen anybody fix them yet
POST 3Original post
New dash? Come on. You don't need a new dash. I know that for leather bubbles if you can find a way you can inject a tiny needle of glue through the leather and then stick it back. Its an easy procedure but you just have to be careful. I think a hobby shop will have what I am talking about.
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Thanks Early, looks like that is what we are going to try.
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