p.s. use also the nice thread, thanks to @Bmachine
come to the dashboard wood, as I have two of these, doing in pairs, on one of them I found a crack in the weakest point, it is a delicate part, not only narrow but also thin due to a cavity below, it is prone to cracks, both of mine were broken, this one was catastrophic , so did a compound to restore the structural rigidity by adding four strong pieces stitching the wood
first you need to carve a channel for each piece
once the glue is cured, you remove excess, and apply a wood mastic to fill the holes, finally even the surfaces
In this last pic you can see the 4th piece…it is in the edge of the plywood
Re-installing the dashboard
I did not find much in terms of illustrated description of how to reinstall the dashboard. There are several threads on disassembling it but not the other way around. So here is one way to do it. The dashboard is essentially comprised of three sections: the base wood assembly, the upper...
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come to the dashboard wood, as I have two of these, doing in pairs, on one of them I found a crack in the weakest point, it is a delicate part, not only narrow but also thin due to a cavity below, it is prone to cracks, both of mine were broken, this one was catastrophic , so did a compound to restore the structural rigidity by adding four strong pieces stitching the wood
first you need to carve a channel for each piece
once the glue is cured, you remove excess, and apply a wood mastic to fill the holes, finally even the surfaces
In this last pic you can see the 4th piece…it is in the edge of the plywood
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