I know somebody who tried this and made a right mess of it.
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TBH, his attempt was doomed from the start but it illustrates the potential problem quite well.
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He had an old Alfa with a flocked dashboard that'd begun to wear and he figured he could use one of those kits to restore it.
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Trouble is that, basically, you get one shot at it and then you're stuffed.
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You apply the glue then sprinkle the
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"fluff" all over the dashboard and then shake off the surplus when it's dry.
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The problem is that if there's any dodgy patches, where the stuff hasn't stuck, there's no way to to apply more glue and tidy up any dodgy bits.
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That's what happened to the car I saw and the end result was a right mess.
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Anyway, if you get it perfect
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(I assume by evenly applying lots of glue and making sure you get all the electrostatic gubbins perfect) then the results can be good but it's possible to ruin your dash if you get a patchy finish.
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Bit of a gamble IMO.
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