Repair OBS Chevy truck interior trim with plastic welding & fiberglass| Color swap in a can part 3

In this video I explain how to fix the cracks on my OBS Chevy Silverado truck interior trim pieces. When removing 20 year old trim for a color swap a piece or two is going to crack or break off. This video explains the tools I used to complete the repair along with how I used them. In the end my interior trim pieces were repaired and ready to swap to black. I am very happy with both the plastic welding and the fiberglass repair. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
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[@ricardosaenz3242]

Nice work man 👍

[@thisoldhooptie]

Thank you!

[@thabigghomie_]

💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾same problem thanks

[@thisoldhooptie]

👍

[@sethchilders]

Fiberglass is the best. I did the front parts of my panels that you see in the truck. Once sanded, primed, and painted it has a mirror finish. I even put "LS" on my panel below the steering wheel, its LS swapped obviously. Anyway it makes the panel strong and your paint options are much higher.

[@thisoldhooptie]

When I did these I wanted a matt finish. I didn't want any glare from shined plastic. I wanted the matt finish to contrast the billet shine. Your truck sounds like it came out great! 👍

[@mikeodell5915]

Texas Heat kills OBS panels.... i need that plastic heat staple gun

[@thisoldhooptie]

Definatly, Check the description there should be a link to the tools and parts used in the video. I think it was like 30 dollars with the staples.

[@daveunknown01]

Yup. The sun absolutely destroyed my suburban dash not to long ago, and all the vinyl panels in my tahoe are warped.

[@thisoldhooptie]

My tahoe has the same problem. I have a dashskin on there for now will probly rip the dashout when I get to it. The trim is already out.

[@daveunknown01]

@@thisoldhooptie i feel like the 88-94 interiors hold up much better than the 95-99. The only thing cracked in my 94 is the dash and the interior has no creaks while driving. My 96 dash is bad along with many other trims- and it rattles alot.

[@thisoldhooptie]

Only my dash top and 2 metal clips popped off the trim when removing on my green 1992. My 2000 tahoe like yours had multiple issues. You could be right