Paul---That's the way to go.
It's called Envirotex, a two-part epoxy, & you can get it at any big art
supply place.
The dash has to be out of the car and face up & level.
You just mix it up, pour it on & it gravity-levels to an even thickness..
You then have to play a propane torch over it to get the bubbles out before
it drys.
I did mine 10 years ago & as far as I know, it's still perfect.
Easy & perfect hi-quality appearance.
Al J
> Hi Dave,
>
> I have yet to refinish the dash for my Tiger but last winter I did a
> Rolls dash for a friend. I used 6-8 coats of Minwax outdoor (marine?)
> polyurethane. I sanded between each one and finished off with 3 coats
> of the same only from a spray can. This made it smooth as glass.
>
> The car was not an open top but it looked great and has had no problems.
>
> There is a finish used on counter tops that is poured on and can be used
> VERY thick, I've seen it a half inch thick with fishing flys embedded in
> it. It looks absolutely beautiful and stands up to normal use. I don't
> know how it would handle the wide change of temp and vibration.
>
> Paul
> Methuen, MA
> B9473454
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