Dashboard project.

it might be a little tough to make it all one solid piece and still be able to fit it back in your car unless you make it inside the car, which i wouldnt recommend.  another thing, it might be easier to just take the original dash, slice and dice, and use that as your base piece.  that way, you dont have to figure out a way to attach it.  you can just use the original places.  but it would be easier to do that and figure out a way to hide the screws, than it would to make a completely new dash.  it sounds like a good project tho.  take pics when you get it done.  oh, and welcome to the forum.

i dont know if any one seen that blue alpine sponsored civic hatchback from about 2 years ago?  well they built their frame inside the car and covered it with fleece/speaker cloth and did most of it in the car...if your worried about gettin any resin on any of the car just cover it up....i would suggest you build and glass it inside the car so you get that seemless/screwless look that you want.  if you attach the frame then fleece over it you wont have to worry about attaching it because it would be attached under the glass

and your car will never smell the same

I finished wrapping my dash with fleece. It was kind of a pain, but I got it all done. Some minor wrinkles, but nothing a little bondo wont fix. I've decided against the whole fiberglassing al the way to the center console. The main reason being I didn't have enough fleece. I got some pics but my digicam batteries died. I'll get them up asap. Do you think one coat of resin soaked into the fleece will be enough. Im not too sure. After all, its only the dashboard. It's not like a sub box which takes a beating from the subs. I guess I'll just have to wait and see how tough it is. One more question, will 1L of resin be enough? I've heard of ppl using a ridiculous amount of that stuff to do projects, so I wasn't sure. Holla at me.

Some pics of the stripped dash. ----->   http://groups.msn.com/Hersheylocsgroup/carmods.msnw?albumlist=2

Hersh