Baggy leather dash - so what's gone on here then?

[andysat]

Well done! Great recovery

 

[Z4MO]

Top man

 

[chrisba]

Great job!

 

[y3putt]

Good job Dave..

was great to see that you didn't appear to panic at all even when you first saw the problem ...you just calmly made your mind up what to do and then carried out a first class job..
Well Done.

 

[Dangerous-Dave]

Thanks all,

I rarely panic about anything as I take the view that once somethings happened, no amount of panicking/stressing will wind the clocks back all you'll do is cloud your view of the next steps. With cars and the like, IMHO there is nothing that can't be fixed, it's just a case of how to go about it (lots of informed research on here ) and how much it's going to cost.

 

[Talksthetorque]

Top job
Love the 8) attitude too

 

[PerryGunn]

Excellent job - and you often get a better finish when you do things yourself

 

[jimbo1958]

Well done....looks good as new.

 

[Darren Slone]

As the guys have said great job and hats off to you fir having a go yourself

 

[Jembo]

I'd certainly not put any treatment like leather balm that you mention until it's sorted. All you do is risk sealing damp in.

Or penetrating & mixing with the adhesive thereby making it useless.

Really unfortunate & have been expecting a few leaks on mine with all the rain, but since fixing a front blocked drain (touch wood) mine's been just fine outside