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Without replacing, I imagine the only other way to truly “fix” it would be to remove the dash, sand away the top layer, then paint and texture it. But removing
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Without replacing, I imagine the only other way to truly “fix” it would be to remove the dash, sand away the top layer, then paint and texture it. But removing and installing the dash is very time consuming if I recall correctly.
If I get a new dash, I’ll make sure windows are closed when parked in the garage, leave a moisture absorbing thing inside the car, that should do it.
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