Part Number: 1AIDC00055

Our new vacuum formed plastic dash caps are a great solution to your faded, dry, or cracked auto dashboard. They are designed to easily install over the original dash pad. When properly installed they look great and are very hard to tell from an original. Features:

• Material - Laminated with a UV resistant material
• Flexibility - Made from a versatile plastic that allows almost rubber like flexibility
• Finish - Dull sheen to minimize glare
• Grain - Matches the original
• Comes with adhesive and installation instructions
• Made in the U.S.A.

This dash pad cover is molded in black. The customer can paint the product for an exact match. The manufacturer recommends SEM brand vinyl paints for re-coloring these dash pad covers. This interior replacement dash pad cap is a breakthrough for the aftermarket and is perfect for any auto or truck restoration project!
Shipping Note: Sorry, but we can only ship this product to physical addresses in the U.S. Continental 48 states.

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Chevy Camaro Molded Dash Pad Cover 1984-92

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Sure would love it if you made a firebird version. Also - your link is broken.

HI Eye Candy,we do here's a link to them

Firebird Dash Cover

If you would like one you can purchase it through our secure site or call my toll free # in my sig.

Tony

Hi

You're welcome. Welcome to Thirdgen too, this is a great site.

Can we get a pic of how this looks Tony? I really need a new dash but they're kinda hard to find these days. This might be a good alternative. Thanks!

I do not have a picture here for you of an installed one. If you have any questions Dan in sales can answer any concerns you may have.Tell him you from the board if you call.

Anyone ever use one of these or know how they look/fit? Been trying to find a new dash pad for my gta in Canada but haven't had any luck so I am considering one of these.

Some of the guys out here have bought these from us.They look great.It'll clean up a cracked dash pretty good.

Well pricing is to high fr a piece of plastic why is that.

It's a pretty big piece, and plastic is a petrolium based product.

i still would like to see an installed pic of this and hear some comment from those who have them. maybe ill try to get one and do a review after the holidays.

if no one else has done this yet, I am ordering one today and will post my thoughts after I get it.

Well please let us know. I find it hard to believe that no one already has one of these in their car.

Watching this too. Seem to recall others saying the dash caps are good.

We've sold a few to members out here in the past. Maybe someone will chime in for you guys.

im restoring an 88 convertible i sold to a friend. i recommended this cap and hes going to order one. when it gets in ill do a write up on it with pics.

ttt

i recently installed one of these on my camaro and followed all instructions thoroughly but it has never settled right and is bubled up in several places.....anything i could do to fix it?

Did you install in over your old dash pad? and were there any pieces missing from it?

Yes I installed over existing dash and no pieces were missing however it wouldn't slide all the way upon the dash.....does it need to be trimmed cause the front is a lot longer than it needs to be

It should site fairly flush with the dash. Did you purchase it through us?

Yes Its been installed for a while.....I only put glue around the edges but it looks like it needs glue in the middle area.....been meaning to pull the dash pad off And retry it but haven't had the time

ttt

so will this work for my 83?

How long has it been on? Can you post some pictures of it? I'd like to see what kind of problems I need to avoid.

I had a carpet type cover over my dash because it had a few small splits. I just discovered the splits grew across the dash under the pad. Therefore im going to purchase one myself within the next week or two and post it as well.

If you need any help just let me know.

Tony

thanks tony. i just ordered the cover and look forward to getting it in the car. im in the process of moving so it might be a couple of weeks before i do a post. i will comment on all from shipping, receiving, install and afterwards. i have a good camera and will have pics as well.

Sounds great, thank you for your order. Tony

so did anyone get it installed

Mine didn't survive a single West Texas summer. The heat caused it to bubble like an overcooked pizza.

Was a beautiful piece and went in well though.

Was it over a period of time or was it one bad event? In your opinion, would cracked open windows, a windshield sunscreen, or carpet type dashmat over the top of it have helped?

Accuform recommends that in warmer climates you park the vehicle in the shade, and also use a sun shade to help keep direct sunlight off of it.

Trying not be a smart a**, but the one piece of my interior that receives the most sunlight I need to keep it out of the sun? I will roll with my cracked dash. I am too lazy and absolutely hate sun shades.

This is nothing against 1A, they don't make these covers, it's the same cover you can get from lots of other places. But I would avoid these covers if you are looking for something that looks good. I've had one in my car for a few months now while I've been looking for a non cracked dash to replace it.

If this thing was only 30 to 50 dollars it might be an acceptable temporary use item, but for 162 dollars it's no where near worth it.

Mine went on smooth and looked ok at first. Within a couple of days in heat (not direct sunlight, just general 100 degree August heat in SC) it had bubbled in places where I did not apply glue. It bubbled especially bad up right behind the defrost vents (I applied glue all the way around the edge of the defrost vent spot but it doesn't fit the vents very snug so some of the glue wasn't strong enough to stick in the heat.

Also one of the worse things about it bubbles aside, the sides of it do not extend down under the dash. So when you open the door you can see a clear lip / line where the cover stops.

What this thing needs is a less heat effected material, or either the entire thing needs to be covered in adhesive to prevent bubbling.

Same happened to me here in Florida