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I should do that on my cars. The inside of those housings are very dull.
Another tip is to paint the back of the dashboard white so things are easier to see back there.
Posted on: 10/23 20:31
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Yeah, I was pleasantly shocked by how big of a difference it made.
Posted on: 10/23 21:18
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I did that when I had the dash out for a repaint. It made a big difference. Much easier to see now.
Posted on: 10/24 0:11
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It's more effective on the later cars where the entire dash comes out and can be painted.
To be effective on a 37 where the dash structure is welded in, you'd have to try to paint it from underneath.
Posted on: 10/24 7:24
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