I love threads like this.

It inspires me to pull off my dashcap and see what lies underneath. I will have to try this before it gets to hot.

What did you use to texture the dash with?

That looks GRRREEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT Scaotty! Please tell us more of what you used and where you got it. I bought a half cap for mine but now I thinking the same as EuroDat and Z_K of pulling mine over the fall and repairing it like you did. If you have any more pics we would love to see them as well.

A friend of mine and I restored it. He builds and customizes dashes for a living. He does fantastic work as you can see. Im not sure of all the materials he used, but I know we used SEM texture paint. If anyone is interested in having theirs done, I can guarantee his price would be much more fair than most dash restoration places. Here is the final result.

Edited June 30, 201313 yr by Scaotty

Great work guys!

Y'all have convinced me (who has no experience in dash repair) to repair my own as well. I will be picking up a spare dash for my early 260 soon and starting to restore it following everyone's tops and posts but I will be trying to do this with items that I can pick up at the local hardware store on a decent budge that anyone can do. Here goes nothing... Looking forward to seeing some results and sharing my progress

I am going to do the same, with a spare 240 dash I have lying around. I'll post progress/results as well. If its any good, I'll install it in my project car and then fix the other one, and maybe sell it....start a mini business here in GA....to pay for the car..