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Posted: 2/8/07 5:10pmMessage 21 of 30
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Savannah, GA - USA
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Vette(s): 1982CE,32,000 and counting. (fast!!) 1981 Vette, black on black. ZZ4 (quick!!)
Be stupid and get the cheap stuff like I did and it will come off for youRolling%20On%20The%20Floor%20LaughingI did get the cheap stuff because I wasn't sure I'd like it,but I do and it's starting to come up.So I'm trying to get mine restuck and you are trying to get yours unstuck.We ain't never happy are weWacko
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Posted: 2/8/07 10:00pmMessage 22 of 30
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Victor, NY - USA
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Vette(s): 2004 Commemorative Edition Coupe, Auto w/HUD. 13K miles in 2015. Sold 1982 Red Coupe
How much was the "cheap stuff" and what is it made of?
 
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Posted: 2/9/07 9:53pmMessage 23 of 30
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Vette(s): 1977 Black T-Top ZZ4 5Sp 16in Wheels
Goo-Gone works good on adhesive removal. I used a finger nail board, which is fine grade and thin.
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Posted: 2/11/07 11:23amMessage 24 of 30
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Vette(s): 1978 Silver Anniversary... Almost all original/correct L48 auto,59k miles, oyster.
Thanks for the advice all.  Dwright, your wheel looks great with the overlay.  (I wish I needed a new one).  I notice you didn,t overlay the tach and speedo, or am I going blind?
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Posted: 2/11/07 1:07pmMessage 25 of 30
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Vette(s): 1982CE,32,000 and counting. (fast!!) 1981 Vette, black on black. ZZ4 (quick!!)
[QUOTE=dwright]How much was the "cheap stuff" and what is it made of?[/QUOTE] It's made of fake wood plastic stuff.I guess like the manufactures use at the factory.Got it from one of the catalogs.Corvette Central has them.They call them no mar dash kits.They say that the ashtray door won't open on 77-82 but it ain't true.If you get the kit with dash speedo tach,it's $104.00.Without it's $79.00 zgator2007-02-11 13:09:54
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Posted: 2/11/07 3:17pmMessage 26 of 30
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Vette(s): 1975 metallic blue coupe with t-tops,L48, t/t steering, black leather interior. 1990 L98, white/red leather interior, auto,a/c
basically the overlays are plastic laminate or as everyone knows it as formica. samething countertops are made of. the spray adheasive which is supposed to bond it doesn't work very well. if you want to make sure they stick use contact cement. brush a coating on the back of overlay and on the matching console and let dry to touch. the glue sticks to itself so make sure you have positioned exactly where it goes and set in place.  rub with pressure over whole surface and its done. i doubt if you would be able to get it off without breaking it.
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Posted: 2/11/07 3:49pmMessage 27 of 30
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I shoulda done that
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Posted: 2/12/07 4:15amMessage 28 of 30
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Vette(s): 2004 Commemorative Edition Coupe, Auto w/HUD. 13K miles in 2015. Sold 1982 Red Coupe
[QUOTE=Greg78SA]Thanks for the advice all.  Dwright, your wheel looks great with the overlay.  (I wish I needed a new one).  I notice you didn,t overlay the tach and speedo, or am I going blind?[/QUOTE]
 
You are not going blind, but I did overlay the tach and speedo.
 
The wheel was the first improvement I made to the Vette. The overlay doesn't match the wheel perfectly, but it is close.
 
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Posted: 2/12/07 4:20amMessage 29 of 30
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Vette(s): 2004 Commemorative Edition Coupe, Auto w/HUD. 13K miles in 2015. Sold 1982 Red Coupe
[QUOTE=zgator][QUOTE=dwright]How much was the "cheap stuff" and what is it made of?[/QUOTE] It's made of fake wood plastic stuff.I guess like the manufactures use at the factory.Got it from one of the catalogs.Corvette Central has them.They call them no mar dash kits.They say that the ashtray door won't open on 77-82 but it ain't true.If you get the kit with dash speedo tach,it's $104.00.Without it's $79.00 [/QUOTE]
 
Sounds like the same thing I got. Bought mine at Carlisle. Comes with double backed tape.
 
I would not use contact cement. That is too permanent for me.Ouch
 
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Posted: 2/12/07 5:01amMessage 30 of 30
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door panels were peeling partly because it was contact paper someone put on it. thats when i found out it was laminate. tried to use the spray and it held as long as the clamp was on itRolling%20On%20The%20Floor%20Laughing. as i used to make countertops i knew what would hold it. plus all the other pieces were loose and i did like it and knew i wanted to keep it. hate doing work twice.
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