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seems like most r32 gtrs have that dash bubble on the passesnger side

the one im looking at has it too, although its not that badd, i would like to get it fixed in the future if i end up buying it

can it be fixed?

does the dash have to come out?

are there mobile guys that can come around to your place and fix it?

any more info on this would be good, thanks fellas !

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remove dash...drill a small hole through to bubble from rear...be careful to not put a hole in dash exterior...fill large syringe with upholstery adhesive...inject bubble with adhesive until full...work adhesive back out hole while wet...leave for 5 mins...work bubble from edges to centre to stick back down.

easy!

yeah the method dirtgarage described is the only way I've seen it successfully repaired short of just replacing the whole thing (you can still buy new ones from nissan). it takes a bit of care but if done right it works in most cases. make sure you do have a hole in the back as otherwise when you work the bubble down the excess will come out onto the top surface which you don't want.

i wonder if this technique would work from from the front? make a small hole in the bubble, fill with glue and work it until its fixed. of coarse your gona hav a small mark where the hole is but atleast the bubble would be gone !! hmm

remove dash...drill a small hole through to bubble from rear...be careful to not put a hole in dash exterior...fill large syringe with upholstery adhesive...inject bubble with adhesive until full...work adhesive back out hole while wet...leave for 5 mins...work bubble from edges to centre to stick back down.

easy!

  • 2 months later...

ok i dropped the glove box down today, made a hole directly behind where the bubble is, filler it up with contact cement, worked it etc etc...

result ? looks worse then when i started ! didnt sem to stick evenly and the middle part is sticking up like a ballon...seriosuly looks like ass

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