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    Default Interior plastic panel repair?

    I thought someone posted a while back about using some filler to repair sun damage or gouges on the interior panels. Maybe it was just a high fill primer? Please let me know as I have a couple of small spots to fill.

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    SEM 39853 Texture Coating.

    You will need to play with it a bit go get the texture you want and you will want to fan or feather edge it out away from any repair to help hide the repair area, but it works very well for this.

    I will be using the same product to retexture my dash in my 82 GT once I get all the modifications and fiberglass work done on it. Good Luck!
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    I used some transtar chip guard on a repair on my dash to re-texture the area after plastic welding the cracks. I held the can around 3 foot away from the dash to get a small texture finish and then lightly sanded down the peaks of the texture. Then sprayed the whole dash with sem vinyl dye. You really have to look to see the repaired area

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    Thanks!
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