There are four clips about an inch in from the corners front and back. Using a VERY thin prying screw driver, either pop up from the center and work to a side or pick a corner and pry up. May be a good thing to use the steel part to glue the wood onto

On Friday, January 6, 2006, at 02:43 PM, R A Bennell wrote:

Anyone know how I get this "glued-on vinyl/foam over metal thing" loose from
the dash?
The idea of making a wooden one appeals to me but I would need to get this
one off first to use as a sort of a pattern.

Randy

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As for the speaker cover, I changed to the wood trim dash and it was
missing a cover. I found one at PnP, but it is pretty weather worn and
needs to have the cover heated and re-attached.  Anybody have a good
idea how to make that happen? Thought a slow oven may do, but probably
would just melt it all

That's a tough one.  The Frankenheap's grille is hard black plastic,
and is just fine.  But the usual one I see, and the one that is
in the Ebola Fishtank, is that glued-on vinyl/foam over metal thing.
I never have seen a good one of those.

One other option would be to make a nice wooden one.  That would
be somewhat labor-intensive.

Temperature control on your oven would be critical.

-- Jim


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