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Dodge Viper Gen III
Stainless Steel
Dash Control Panel Overlay
PART ACC-V3GP210
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Included:
Dash Control Panel Overlay, packet of Adhesive Promoter
NOTE:
We recommend that if possible a professional trim, body and paint person
install this part.
VERY
IMPORTANT!
First, in order to Allow Adhesion - you must first prepare your Dash
area where the piece is going to be installed. You can do this by
scrubbing the entire area first with household isopropyl alcohol. This
will remove all the built up oils from finger prints, cleaners, shining
products, ect.
NOTE:
If this area is not prepared exactly as described above using isopropyl
alcohol installation will NOT work.
We are sorry but we can not be responsible for kits not sticking do to
improper preparation!
NOTE:
Do not take the red backing off your Dash Control Panel Overlay before
instructed to do so in the instructions. Do not take the clear
protective cover off the front of this product until instructed to do
so.
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Scrub your
entire are to be mounted first with soap and water, dry the area.
Next clean the entire area thoroughly with household
Isopropyl Alcohol found at any hardware store. Be sure to
get right up to the edges of all gages and bolt holes.
Once complete wipe off all residues.
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Now you want to
work with your Dash Plate to test the fit. Place the Dash Control
Panel Overlay up to the area where it is to be mounted. Slide around
until you are comfortable how it fits. You will only get one shot at
this – so you don’t want to make a mistake.
Your new trim plate comes to you pre-cut, however it will be
necessary to further shape (bend) it by hand in order to achieve a
perfect fit without forcing it. You will have to do this by trial
and error. Slightly bend to follow the contours of the Dash. Once
you are satisfied with its overall fit it is time to move on to Step
3.
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Swipe the area
where the Dash Trim Plate piece will be covering once with the
adhesive promoter (provided). Be sure to carefully apply closely
around any openings and all gage and bolt holes. Be sure to
thoroughly cover all corners.
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