Thanks Arthur Bob was quite a guy..I appreciate the compliment

Hello Dan thanks 68 California special is a beautiful car!!

Works great!

Hi Mooney.. Isolation works great for cabinet makers restoring cars! Will keep them coming.. finally had some time to get some things done!

Hello Americanix Thats a great idea! I love that stuff.. its plenty sticky and supple.. not sure how it would make the two complex inside radiuses but would be nice to try and experiment with thicknesses. Thanks for the excellent suggestion!

@@MikesRestorations It does stretch in all direction and the material was used extensively by GM so very available. The fabric could be black,, red, blue, but the foam is usually dark grey.

Thanks Gary!

Thanks Jackie!

Sounds like fun!

@@MikesRestorations Ha. That guy has done a heck of a job with thing. Not sure if you know what I'm referring to or not. Not the level of what you are doing, but learning as he goes :). Have a great day Mike.

Jasper Demeulemeester does that allow for flexibility? I am going to restore my original sound pad from my engine compartment and it needs the horsehair stabilized, but also needs to be flexible.

Hello Jasper Thanks for the tip! I think that would be a good option as well

Thanks Rob So far two weeks and still working on those parts .. The main dash is unbelievably difficult!

Hello John Shouldn't be a problem..The second video should open that up better for you.. Just need to remove the steering wheel to get it out and there are only two nuts to access from the truck area under dash to remove Pull low and straight back and she'll pop right out. Also the face has some press in style retainer clips. Ill be sure to include a look at those in part 2 Installing the dash is still few weeks off

Hello Anders You are quite knowledgable on this subject! Thanks for the information... Yes another viewer mentioned it as Coir and has the attributes you are talking about..Ginger or coconut ..I just refer to it as horse hair but its definitely not animal..more of an organic composite of the materials you mention. Hope I don't have any chiggers in there!!=)

Hello Russell Thanks I haven't tried SPI epoxy yet but will give it a try on your recommendation If it sands up nice that would be s great tool! Keep up the great work!!

Hello Kevin will do! Thanks for sharing the suggestion!

Hello Dan Using 80 grit glass bead

Hello Emma You would be able to purchase the correct materials thru Autos International here in the US and they will ship to you. They ship to Europe! Here is the link : www.porschetopsandinteriors.net Just reach out to they either by phone or email and they will get you what you need. Good Luck!

Hello fg This is a good point you are bringing up. POR stands for paint over rust..Its an incredible coating and tough as nails. It can be applied over light rust if proper prep work has been done first but it works best as a primer/sealer on fresh clean sandblasted metal for best results. In the real world its not possible to get some rusted areas completely clean without total disassembly and restoration. POR 15 in that case will definably help in slowing down the rusting situation and will stick to rust if surface is prepared properly. In all cases its always best if possible to remove any rust before covering

Mike’s Restorations Hi Mike, That makes total sense. Plus, realistically speaking, I would much rather buy a car with no rust under the POR15, than a car with. Thanks, and keep up the good work. P.S.- I had no idea POR stood for Paint Over Rust. I just learned something new!

hello eljimberino What year and model is your car?

Mike’s Restorations 1969 912 cheers