TAC Tech => Interior => Topic started by: tinpusher on January 09, 2024, 05:02:24 PM
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Had some spare time last month and decided to repair my center console that developed a few stress cracks around the shifter plate. The dual gate shifter sat up just a little higher than stock which caused the pressure points.
I repaired the cracks with 3m flexible bumper repair and SEM texture and black paint.
I wanted to add some drink holders and found this company that offers the drink holders , phone holder and power outlet already on a mounting plate. After using the mounting plate as a template to making the holes, I assembled everything and found that the plate sat up higher than what I liked… so I eliminated the plate and just used the inserts directly to the console for a cleaner look.
The kit was about 100 bucks, but I know you can buy the pieces and parts for a lot cheaper. If anyone is interested, I can send you a paper copy of the template for anyone interested in doing this…free
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How’d the flexible bumper filler seem to work?
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Looks neat. Might be handy if you do a lot of road trips or have someone that rides with you. I've never even owned a car with a cup holder.
Are those pics hosted by the site here? I'm trying to work out why they don't show at all using certain sites to open the page.
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The 3m bumper filler works really well, we will see how it handles the Texas heat after the summer.
I have used the 3m flex bumper filler and Upol flex bumper filler on two different 73 Endura bumpers without any issues for othe past year.
I would normally use the padded dash filler but was out and decided to use what I had.
As far as the pics go… I just post them directly from my library to this site, under additional options.
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The 3m bumper filler works really well, we will see how it handles the Texas heat after the summer.
I have used the 3m flex bumper filler and Upol flex bumper filler on two different 73 Endura bumpers without any issues for othe past year.
I would normally use the padded dash filler but was out and decided to use what I had.
As far as the pics go… I just post them directly from my library to this site, under additional options.
Thanks, I’ve been wanting to try some for a project but wasn’t sure how it would work. Eventually I also need to repair a crack in my dash. Eventually……
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That’s very cool! I’ve got a crack around my shifter plate too. Been debating pulling the console out and fixing it up as well.
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That looks outstanding Nice job!