"If I can do this, anyone can do this." Not so, my friend. I would have given up on that dash and gotten a new one. But, you're doing what many of us can't do. Thank you for teaching us!
Amen, I agree. Weird Beard does things that many of us would never even attempt to do, and then says "that was easy, anyone can do this". I beg to differ!
Mike I mean this on the nicest way possible, you are the Mister Rogers of the automotive diy world. The way you take your time and explain what you are doing and why you are doing it the way you are make us feel like we can do it as well. This is why I will always be a super fan of your channel and why I tell everyone that wants to learn what a real mechanic should be like to subscribe to you and your kids channels. You are such a positive influence on your fans, you truly make me feel like I can try to do anything even if I've never done it before. Thank you for keeping it real. As always stay safe.
work wasn't really that easy back in the 50'S,60'S or 70'S compared to the work on the throw away junk of today. Not many tools nor products like today but they did get the job done. Love watching you tear into anything and bring it back to life. Carry on trooper
Beard, you never have to apologize to me...if you only knew how much guy-stuff JOY you are doing, sharing your car stuff with me...you are way great...thanks!
Get the 3x expanding spray insulating foam . Put a layer of tape over all cracks . Punch holes in tape where you want foam filled. Spray foam thru holes in tape let dry , remove tape , sand , fiberglass
More! I can watch this channel all day long, its that good because of Weird Beard (Mike), such a interesting project its turning out to be with repairs I've never seen done before with explained details and techniques. Thanx!
No need to apologize! Every video is excellent! You actually DO things! It's great to watch things go from crap to nice! Your channel WILL keep growing coz you actually DO things in every video!
This is so awesome...finally, a youtube video perfect for my car.....I've got to do the same job on my dash and now you're showing me where every bolt is.....
I wouldn't have thought to grind valleys, but it makes total sense once I saw the termite treatment. Thanks for another great video! I look forward to watching part 2.
I got the Dash pad out of my 72 Plymouth fury! After watching this video, it helped me incredibly! I'm now off to the Salvage yard to grab one out of a car, a crack free dash. I wouldn't have had the confidence to do this today if I hadn't watched this video and then do it myself first on my car......I didn't break anything!!! no broken tools, no busted knuckles and nothing on the Fury broken!
Best thing for texture I used for my dash on my f150 was truck bed spray liner. texture is really nice and really tuff and durable. Rust-Oleum red label at home depot. Worked great. And bonds glass for cracks and regular bond after. But good job and it's a job.
I always get excited when I see that you have uploaded a video. Never, ever boring Mike. You and Scott over at Cold War Motors are my very favorite UA-camrs. I know Part 2 will be fascinating and show unbelievable results. I can’t even imagine what this would cost to have done at a shop. Thank you for sharing this stuff with us. I know it isn’t easy running a channel like this. Til next time. 👍👍
@@fredmaxwell9619 I just commented this week that I cannot believe that we are down to seats and carpet on the Fury. It’s hard to believe that was two cars meshed together. Yes indeed “WOW”. I too remember when Stella passed. That was a sad week, but Frankers is no slouch. 😊 I cannot wait to see how the JB Weld fix works on that ‘37 Chev. 🤔 Mike and Scott are both incredible at what they do. They both fix things instead of buying new parts. That is true talent.
You could use some thin cardboard roll pieces raised up on the inner surface of the defrost vents so you still have the holes after you spray the foam.
Dude...Once again, you've captured my curiousness with the repairs that you're doing with this dashboard! I was totally impressed by what you did with the roof and how you made it look like a vinyl top again, which I was skeptical that you could do! But every time I see it, I'm just blown away! Now, the dashboard! I am soo anxious to see how this is going to turn out! You are awesome and you have the patience of Jobe!!!
I've seen this video, as well as part 1, and the garage clean out. Just really wanting to watch him tonight. So watching this again. Low key hoping to get an upload notification.
I love that you are not afraid to tackle new types of projects and techniques bro! I have learned that once you get into a new project it us usually not as difficult as you originally thought!
I love the steering wheel cover. The theme of this car. Something out of a Rob Zombie video. I love watching you work on this car. My parents had a 73 Satellite wagon the same or similar condition. Great video as always.
It's always great watching you, I watched you fix that roof while I was in the hospital and it distracted me for a bit from the pain, thank you. I had a knee replacement.
We've all been there with the half finished project. Lucky for me it's only 4 miles to a Walmart and a Lowes. I can't imagine how I'd lose days and days of productivity if I had to travel to get my "stuff". Keep em coming brother! Looking great. (dash is better than it started that's for sure!)
All the different camera angles make it feel like we're really there with you in the shop shuffling around 😁 I think I've watched all your videos dude. Absolutely love watching you be yourself while also improving and learning. The production has only ever improved. Excited to see the upcoming videos.
Amazing how much you get to take out to get the rest out testament to how well or over built some of those cars were. Great day and enjoy your evening!
I've used canvas bags of sand to hold off shaped object while working on them. Put the dash on 3-4 bags of sand and work it into the bags. It shouldn't move much. Small bags of sand (or beanbags) are good as a makeshift tripod for a camera also.
I just see your hands and go: Many offerings have been made to the car gods for a succesful repair. I have seen other people do similar stuff on their dashes with good results so I really think it's going to end up looking a lot better than it did. And it needs to be functional, you are turning it into a driver and function is all that matters! You won't feel bad leaving it roasting in the sun for instance!
This car is really bring back memories for me. My first car in high school was a 1972 Chevelle green with a black vinyl roof. All I ever did was work on that car. A few years later I bought a 1976 Corvette Stingray (last year of the Stingray name) the car was burgundy and the interior red. It came from the factory that way but it just didn't look right so I took the interior apart and turned it all black. It was way more work than I could have imagined.
When I was a young fella I had a vinyl repair business. Good thing I never had to do this kind of thing for the caryards I worked for, they would have freaked out completely if I gave them the bill for that.😁 That's a really excellent plan you have going there. I'm really looking forward to part two of this one.
The spray foam tube it happens brother it is what it is I really enjoy watching your videos I never would've thought about spray foam to fix a dash pad I hope it works.
I never thought of using a spray foam for a filler but I guess it makes sense. If I had my druthers I would first make a full size cast and the use that to make a form for that two-part foaming mixture then sand to shape then stretch some hot vinyl to shape.
I was thinking the same on a vinyl skin after the repairs are done. I'm wondering if it would have been easier to leave the foam that was removed and vee and patch there also?
Hey weird beard I really appreciate these videos. I'm working on a terrible 81 el camino dash and it's so bad that non of the vinyl is flexible anymore. But from one okie to another, I'm really happy to see you succeeding on UA-cam.
No apology necessary Mike, that was a fascinating video! Those metal-backed dashes can at least be repaired, whereas the more recent plastic ones just fall to bits. Keep on keeping on!
It's amazing the old cars with metal framed dashboards. If this was a newer car, no way to repair the dash. Awesome series on the Plymouth. 199k subs by 2022.31.12
At the beginning of the video there's some fiddling with screws. To help with getting those out (and in) I use really small magnets inside the socket (or on the screwdriver stem depending on application). Makes it sooo much easier.
Just a quick heads up take the tape off the back of the defroster vents, grab a cereal box and cut it width wise in half. Take each half of the box and fold it so it fits in the radius of the defroster vent. Now you can fill around it with foam and that will give you the basic shape you need for the vent with a lot less work to grind out later. Great job with the dash as always ENJOY!
Love the ole Fury. One of my favorite year of the Fury's. She's definitely a keeper. I just picked up a 73 Dodge Charger SE little 318 within 727. For where I live, the body's actually wicked solid. I've had several Mopars over the years. My favorite was my 68 Charger RT 440 4 speed triple black. Damn that car was awesome for a 19 yt old kid. That car gave me my first speeding ticket. Lol If I only knew then what I know now. Lol I enjoy your channel. Keep up the great work.
It's been awhile but I have walked and driven Barclay's Salvage near Alvord, TX a couple of times and pulled some parts with friends. This place is OLD school, way back off US 281 in the trees. Cars just scattered everywhere and it covers 60 acres but there's a little bit of everything in there. If you're ever across the Red River, it's the kind of place that would probably be helpful for this and other projects. Drive something with ground clearance, you'll need it.
Glad to see you are back with videos. And this is great content. But fix your heat and insulate! I did not have a heated space for my project and had to wait quite a while before I could spray lacquer so I get it. The Fury brings back lots of memories of when I was a kid. Those cars are bad ass. Keep it up!
Enjoyed this video but hated the cliff hanger 🤣🤣. That’s two jobs on that car that I would’ve been scared to tackle Interested to see the end result. Great work none the less.
00:45 in, man that roof looks so good considering the condition it was in and also the simplistic approach to the repair. LOL, so cool .... and I think you mentioned at one point maybe not reinstalling them but it really needs the window moldings back on it to finish it up. Love the channel Mike, it really (for my taste anyway) is a lot better without that "other" guy popping in and out and annoying people. 😑 lol ....
That "other guy" asked to leave his channel because I asked him not to become political, with the statements he was making. No need to on a car channel, your politics is personal 🙄
I’d be willing to help get the money to replace the dash pad. I like the diy aspect, but man..it’s got a lot of complexity! If we could get a bunch of like minded dudes popping a few bucks toward a new one? If your repair doesn’t work out, at least it’s an option! Awesome watching you work!
Thanks a million for this video. I have to remove the dash in my 72 fury now i don't have to screw around looking for the fasteners since i watched you do it. If you want to sell the radio, let me know because i need one. I plan on restoring my fury pure stock with a factory radio. Doesn't matter if it works or not, i do some electronic repairs and can probably fix it.
Thanks a lot for doing this video. I've been a big Mopar fan for ~50 years now...which is why your 72 Fury video caught my eye. Your fix on the roof was amazing! So glad you're doing the dash pad video now. I have a 2 door 69 Polara and was wondering how to get it's dash pad out because its all cracked up too. It's definitely going to be a challenge but your video will really help. Thanks a lot WB. I really enjoy your videos and have subscribed. God bless...
Hey you got to try something even if its a fail. Thoes dashes can't be cheap even a knock off version. Not sure about the spray foam because of the mess and its super sticky. On motorcycle and atv seats I used believe it or not glue sticks. Gorilla glue sticks to be exact. Keep up the awesome work and I'll catch the next video
I did something similar on my '82 F100, only had to get rid of the puckers, v-groove it, fill it, then got a replacement dash skin from LMC truck. If I hadn't done what you are doing, even the dash skin would look weird if I hadn't leveled the original surface. I doubt that I could have made it look good w/o the dash skin, so I'm on the edge of my seat to see how yours comes out with the methods you're going to use for the surface. Hoping that texturized finish works for you. Excellent video!
Love your videos bro. Your daughters vids are good too. Hopefully my daughter is able to work on her car when she’s older. This green beast is gonna be one crazy project. Lots of respect from Los Angeles keep up the great work.
I Like what you are doing with the Plymouth. I hope you continue reviving it on the cheep. I see no reason to ever redo the top. Its probably in better shape now than anything you could find to replace it. Leave the patina on the paint, put your logo on it and drive it proudly. Thumbs up on the wheel skirts. I hope you have a chance to finish up the Coronet soon. You took the high road with that situation and it is time to send it down that road. You know who can eat dirt. Thanks for the great content.
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"If I can do this, anyone can do this." Not so, my friend. I would have given up on that dash and gotten a new one. But, you're doing what many of us can't do. Thank you for teaching us!
Amen, I agree. Weird Beard does things that many of us would never even attempt to do, and then says "that was easy, anyone can do this". I beg to differ!
One of the only youtube channels that I can watch 40 minute long videos without skipping anything.
What a cliff hanger! I was smiling all the way. Can't wait wait for the next episode of the Fury dashboard fix. WB you are simply amazing!
Mike I mean this on the nicest way possible, you are the Mister Rogers of the automotive diy world. The way you take your time and explain what you are doing and why you are doing it the way you are make us feel like we can do it as well. This is why I will always be a super fan of your channel and why I tell everyone that wants to learn what a real mechanic should be like to subscribe to you and your kids channels. You are such a positive influence on your fans, you truly make me feel like I can try to do anything even if I've never done it before. Thank you for keeping it real. As always stay safe.
Patience is your middle name Mike! I enjoy seeing how you make everything work on a budget. Keep em coming, never miss your videos.
That is the best case for me calling you the man , able to do it all. I will cut back and watch. Thanks.
work wasn't really that easy back in the 50'S,60'S or 70'S compared to the work on the throw away junk of today. Not many tools nor products like today but they did get the job done. Love watching you tear into anything and bring it back to life. Carry on trooper
Beard, you never have to apologize to me...if you only knew how much guy-stuff JOY you are doing, sharing your car stuff with me...you are way great...thanks!
Get the 3x expanding spray insulating foam . Put a layer of tape over all cracks . Punch holes in tape where you want foam filled. Spray foam thru holes in tape let dry , remove tape , sand , fiberglass
You have the patience of Job. I’d be flinging that dash against the wall after the first 5 minutes.
Super solid and the watching your show remember the good old days when some of the stuff was a real chore, LOL
More! I can watch this channel all day long, its that good because of Weird Beard (Mike), such a interesting project its turning out to be with repairs I've never seen done before with explained details and techniques. Thanx!
No need to apologize! Every video is excellent! You actually DO things! It's great to watch things go from crap to nice! Your channel WILL keep growing coz you actually DO things in every video!
This is so awesome...finally, a youtube video perfect for my car.....I've got to do the same job on my dash and now you're showing me where every bolt is.....
I wouldn't have thought to grind valleys, but it makes total sense once I saw the termite treatment. Thanks for another great video! I look forward to watching part 2.
I got the Dash pad out of my 72 Plymouth fury! After watching this video, it helped me incredibly! I'm now off to the Salvage yard to grab one out of a car, a crack free dash. I wouldn't have had the confidence to do this today if I hadn't watched this video and then do it myself first on my car......I didn't break anything!!! no broken tools, no busted knuckles and nothing on the Fury broken!
Soooo looking forward to your next video, Mike! I've NEVER seen a dash being refurbished before. I'm chomping at the bit , bro....bring it on!
Best thing for texture I used for my dash on my f150 was truck bed spray liner. texture is really nice and really tuff and durable. Rust-Oleum red label at home depot. Worked great. And bonds glass for cracks and regular bond after. But good job and it's a job.
I always get excited when I see that you have uploaded a video. Never, ever boring Mike. You and Scott over at Cold War Motors are my very favorite UA-camrs. I know Part 2 will be fascinating and show unbelievable results. I can’t even imagine what this would cost to have done at a shop. Thank you for sharing this stuff with us. I know it isn’t easy running a channel like this. Til next time. 👍👍
Same here.
Wow another cold war motors fan, I was so sad when his dog died. That man is amazing, what about that 60 Fury? WOW.
@@fredmaxwell9619 I just commented this week that I cannot believe that we are down to seats and carpet on the Fury. It’s hard to believe that was two cars meshed together. Yes indeed “WOW”. I too remember when Stella passed. That was a sad week, but Frankers is no slouch. 😊 I cannot wait to see how the JB Weld fix works on that ‘37 Chev. 🤔 Mike and Scott are both incredible at what they do. They both fix things instead of buying new parts. That is true talent.
I missed the Stella era, but Cold War Motors is at the very top of my must see list. I just discovered WB, will give it a try...
This is real life stuff.
This happens to everyone mid project. Glad you guys have included it Mike.
Hope your wife is getting better Mike, and the weather warms up for you.👍👍
You could use some thin cardboard roll pieces raised up on the inner surface of the defrost vents so you still have the holes after you spray the foam.
Dude...Once again, you've captured my curiousness with the repairs that you're doing with this dashboard! I was totally impressed by what you did with the roof and how you made it look like a vinyl top again, which I was skeptical that you could do! But every time I see it, I'm just blown away! Now, the dashboard! I am soo anxious to see how this is going to turn out! You are awesome and you have the patience of Jobe!!!
Loved the slight panicked tone........."trust me, it's got to look worse before it looks better", we have faith buddy, looking forward to part 2.
Looking forward to part 2. I have seen others use these techniques on restoring some awful looking dashes. I am sure this is going to come out mint.
Thanks for your vote of confidence.
W b can do it
I've seen this video, as well as part 1, and the garage clean out. Just really wanting to watch him tonight. So watching this again. Low key hoping to get an upload notification.
I love that you are not afraid to tackle new types of projects and techniques bro! I have learned that once you get into a new project it us usually not as difficult as you originally thought!
I love the steering wheel cover. The theme of this car. Something out of a Rob Zombie video. I love watching you work on this car. My parents had a 73 Satellite wagon the same or similar condition. Great video as always.
It's always great watching you, I watched you fix that roof while I was in the hospital and it distracted me for a bit from the pain, thank you. I had a knee replacement.
I hope your family is doing good hope you and your family be safe and keep smiling
We've all been there with the half finished project. Lucky for me it's only 4 miles to a Walmart and a Lowes. I can't imagine how I'd lose days and days of productivity if I had to travel to get my "stuff". Keep em coming brother! Looking great. (dash is better than it started that's for sure!)
All the different camera angles make it feel like we're really there with you in the shop shuffling around 😁 I think I've watched all your videos dude. Absolutely love watching you be yourself while also improving and learning. The production has only ever improved. Excited to see the upcoming videos.
Good job the biggest problem is not the dash is the patience to get solid results and the layers of work. Lookin good.
Amazing how much you get to take out to get the rest out testament to how well or over built some of those cars were. Great day and enjoy your evening!
Severely underrated. Nice vid. Great project.
I've used canvas bags of sand to hold off shaped object while working on them. Put the dash on 3-4 bags of sand and work it into the bags. It shouldn't move much.
Small bags of sand (or beanbags) are good as a makeshift tripod for a camera also.
Mike: lol 😂 spray foam to the rescue!!!
It’s amazing what you can form with that stuff!
Cheers
I just see your hands and go: Many offerings have been made to the car gods for a succesful repair.
I have seen other people do similar stuff on their dashes with good results so I really think it's going to end up looking a lot better than it did. And it needs to be functional, you are turning it into a driver and function is all that matters! You won't feel bad leaving it roasting in the sun for instance!
Hey I love it cliffhangers you’re great and man oh man I can’t wait to see the finished product because we all have bad dash pads lol
Can't wait to see the results. I'm sure it will be awesome, just like the roof project. Love the Mopar!
This car is really bring back memories for me. My first car in high school was a 1972 Chevelle green with a black vinyl roof. All I ever did was work on that car. A few years later I bought a 1976 Corvette Stingray (last year of the Stingray name) the car was burgundy and the interior red. It came from the factory that way but it just didn't look right so I took the interior apart and turned it all black. It was way more work than I could have imagined.
When I was a young fella I had a vinyl repair business. Good thing I never had to do this kind of thing for the caryards I worked for, they would have freaked out completely if I gave them the bill for that.😁
That's a really excellent plan you have going there. I'm really looking forward to part two of this one.
Thanks for not waiting to put the video out. Love your channel and builds!
That big ol light from HF you got really gets it done, I just got one and it's a game changer, got hooks AND magnets!
Do the heater core while you are in there...good video. Thanks
I've seen this done on another channel and folks believe me, it does work. It's amazing how good a dash restoration can look.
The spray foam tube it happens brother it is what it is I really enjoy watching your videos I never would've thought about spray foam to fix a dash pad I hope it works.
I never thought of using a spray foam for a filler but I guess it makes sense. If I had my druthers I would first make a full size cast and the use that to make a form for that two-part foaming mixture then sand to shape then stretch some hot vinyl to shape.
I was thinking the same on a vinyl skin after the repairs are done. I'm wondering if it would have been easier to leave the foam that was removed and vee and patch there also?
Hey weird beard I really appreciate these videos. I'm working on a terrible 81 el camino dash and it's so bad that non of the vinyl is flexible anymore. But from one okie to another, I'm really happy to see you succeeding on UA-cam.
No apology necessary Mike, that was a fascinating video! Those metal-backed dashes can at least be repaired, whereas the more recent plastic ones just fall to bits. Keep on keeping on!
It's amazing the old cars with metal framed dashboards. If this was a newer car, no way to repair the dash. Awesome series on the Plymouth. 199k subs by 2022.31.12
At the beginning of the video there's some fiddling with screws. To help with getting those out (and in) I use really small magnets inside the socket (or on the screwdriver stem depending on application). Makes it sooo much easier.
Great job as always Mike. Can't wait to see it finished. Regards UK 🇬🇧
Always enjoy watching you work. Looking forward to see how the dashboard turns out.
Ooooh snap the ending was a surprise. Was hoping to see this being finished... good work there! Hopefully next episode soon.
No sweat man. Good work. Keep at it. And keep demonstrating your great skills.
I still can’t get over how good the roof looks.
Great job mike love watching car will come out good Sam tx
Just a quick heads up take the tape off the back of the defroster vents, grab a cereal box and cut it width wise in half. Take each half of the box and fold it so it fits in the radius of the defroster vent. Now you can fill around it with foam and that will give you the basic shape you need for the vent with a lot less work to grind out later. Great job with the dash as always ENJOY!
I don’t know if you’ve ever thought about being a teacher, but you’d be awesome at teaching this stuff to high schoolers!
Never seen anyone do this before. Thanks for doing it.
WB, You know it's gonna turn out fine brother! You haven't let us down yet. Lol Looking forward to part 2...
50yrs old new suber to u, but ive watched all the vids on the fury, love the car, ur cool i could hang with u, great job
This dash repair has me very interested, thanx for the video.
Hey there weird. Glad you're back was starting to get a little worried about you bro was hoping all is well fantastic job on the DIY
Just looking after the misses and dealing with cold weather but everything is good. No worries
Love the ole Fury. One of my favorite year of the Fury's. She's definitely a keeper. I just picked up a 73 Dodge Charger SE little 318 within 727. For where I live, the body's actually wicked solid. I've had several Mopars over the years. My favorite was my 68 Charger RT 440 4 speed triple black. Damn that car was awesome for a 19 yt old kid. That car gave me my first speeding ticket. Lol If I only knew then what I know now. Lol I enjoy your channel. Keep up the great work.
It's been awhile but I have walked and driven Barclay's Salvage near Alvord, TX a couple of times and pulled some parts with friends. This place is OLD school, way back off US 281 in the trees. Cars just scattered everywhere and it covers 60 acres but there's a little bit of everything in there. If you're ever across the Red River, it's the kind of place that would probably be helpful for this and other projects. Drive something with ground clearance, you'll need it.
Glad to see you are back with videos. And this is great content. But fix your heat and insulate! I did not have a heated space for my project and had to wait quite a while before I could spray lacquer so I get it. The Fury brings back lots of memories of when I was a kid. Those cars are bad ass. Keep it up!
Enjoyed this video but hated the cliff hanger 🤣🤣. That’s two jobs on that car that I would’ve been scared to tackle Interested to see the end result. Great work none the less.
Here’s part 2 ua-cam.com/video/t_VLGYpVVX8/v-deo.html
00:45 in, man that roof looks so good considering the condition it was in and also the simplistic approach to the repair. LOL, so cool .... and I think you mentioned at one point maybe not reinstalling them but it really needs the window moldings back on it to finish it up. Love the channel Mike, it really (for my taste anyway) is a lot better without that "other" guy popping in and out and annoying people. 😑 lol ....
Lol and the other guy constantly pawning shit off to other ppl
That "other guy" asked to leave his channel because I asked him not to become political, with the statements he was making. No need to on a car channel, your politics is personal 🙄
The " Other guy" is a shitty person, that takes advantage of people.
I’d be willing to help get the money to replace the dash pad.
I like the diy aspect, but man..it’s got a lot of complexity!
If we could get a bunch of like minded dudes popping a few bucks toward a new one?
If your repair doesn’t work out, at least it’s an option!
Awesome watching you work!
I'm in, but it's kinda fun seeing how this dash is going to come out. I would have just bought a new one.
This was the part I was waiting for I do not believe UA-cam didn't notify me . Glad I saw the thumbnail on the side, let's see your magic, Mike.
Here’s part 2 ua-cam.com/video/t_VLGYpVVX8/v-deo.html
Thanks a million for this video. I have to remove the dash in my 72 fury now i don't have to screw around looking for the fasteners since i watched you do it.
If you want to sell the radio, let me know because i need one. I plan on restoring my fury pure stock with a factory radio. Doesn't matter if it works or not, i do some electronic repairs and can probably fix it.
Enjoyed the video as always. Appreciate the your time and knowledge. Keep fighting the good fight.
It a good start.See you in part 2
New subscriber here! Really enjoy your content! I learn something every video. Most impressive is your patience and positive "get it done" attitude!
Thanks for subscribing Fiona
You can only do what you can do WB, but can't wait to see part 2, keep up the good work bro.
Mike: can’t wait to see the dashboard, finished product !
Hope it’s soon.
Cheers
ua-cam.com/video/t_VLGYpVVX8/v-deo.html part 2
Thanks a lot for doing this video. I've been a big Mopar fan for ~50 years now...which is why your 72 Fury video caught my eye. Your fix on the roof was amazing! So glad you're doing the dash pad video now. I have a 2 door 69 Polara and was wondering how to get it's dash pad out because its all cracked up too. It's definitely going to be a challenge but your video will really help. Thanks a lot WB. I really enjoy your videos and have subscribed. God bless...
Thanks for subscribing. Here’s part 2 ua-cam.com/video/t_VLGYpVVX8/v-deo.html
I cant wait to see the end product. I never would have thought that fixing that would even be an option.
Great stuff. Felt like a 20min video. Cannot wait for the next episode.
Hey you got to try something even if its a fail. Thoes dashes can't be cheap even a knock off version. Not sure about the spray foam because of the mess and its super sticky. On motorcycle and atv seats I used believe it or not glue sticks. Gorilla glue sticks to be exact. Keep up the awesome work and I'll catch the next video
It will work. I was questioning it at first but I see where you are going with the spray foam and textured paint.
Wow you are a brave man! I would opt for replacing it.
Can't wait to see how this turns out! Can't imagine it! But I have faith in the Weird Beard Magic!
No problem dude your the man WB.Stay safe
I've always wondered if these were savable. So far, pretty much what I would have tried through the spray foam. Looking forward to the finish.
Oh yeah cowboy here again remember to spray rust converter and maybe some primer especially the bottom side
I been looking everyday for something new love your channel
I'm on the edge of my seat Mr. Beard!
Hey buddy good to see you again see you soon
I love the footage of the fury. It’s going to look great.
I did something similar on my '82 F100, only had to get rid of the puckers, v-groove it, fill it, then got a replacement dash skin from LMC truck. If I hadn't done what you are doing, even the dash skin would look weird if I hadn't leveled the original surface. I doubt that I could have made it look good w/o the dash skin, so I'm on the edge of my seat to see how yours comes out with the methods you're going to use for the surface. Hoping that texturized finish works for you. Excellent video!
Good start ..Im sure it will look great .
CLIFF HANGER UUIGGGH! Now I'll never get to sleep tonight. Can't wait to see how it comes out. Thanks for the great content. ✌️
Great job.. hope it works. You never know unless you try. Keep on keeping on.
Really nice information thank you so much for sharing! I have a feeling it will look amazing when you are done!
Love your videos bro. Your daughters vids are good too. Hopefully my daughter is able to work on her car when she’s older. This green beast is gonna be one crazy project. Lots of respect from Los Angeles keep up the great work.
I Like what you are doing with the Plymouth. I hope you continue reviving it on the cheep. I see no reason to ever redo the top. Its probably in better shape now than anything you could find to replace it. Leave the patina on the paint, put your logo on it and drive it proudly. Thumbs up on the wheel skirts. I hope you have a chance to finish up the Coronet soon. You took the high road with that situation and it is time to send it down that road. You know who can eat dirt. Thanks for the great content.
you do do the best job fixing the worst things