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What material is a car Dashboard made from?
Polypropylene
What is another name for car dashboard?
Another name for car dashboard is control panel.
Where should I go to replace my dashboard cover?
The best place to replace a broken dashboard cover would be to go to the manufacturer where you bought your car. Another option would be to look for the same dashboard online and replace the dashboard yourself. I suggest not going out and buying a used dashboard for you do not know the condition of the dashboard.
What is the material used to clean the car?
the material used to clean the car(external) is the chamois leather.it is obtained from the chamois (a type of antelope). hope it was helpful...
What is the material used for viva car door?
yes it is
Why would a car make strange noises behind the dashboard when the key is removed and the car not turned on?
a mouse lives in the dashboard
What is the use of car body material?
because that material is used agar ye na ho to car kasay banay gy
What is the name for a cars dashboard?
Answer A car's dashboard, is sometimes known as a HUD, AKA Head Up Display, otherwise, as far as i am aware, a dashboard is a dashboard.
How do you paint a dashboard on a 2002 Tahoe I spilled a car freshner on it and it caused the paint to bubble up in a 6 diameter circle on my dash?
The dashboard is made of a plastic material, possibly covered with a faux leather. Because of the composition of the dashboard, you won't be able to paint it. There are other solutions available at auto part stores.
How do you remove the dashboard from your smart for-two car?
you have to take of the doors and windshield in order to take off the dashboard on a two person car
What kind of material used for car glasses?
your glasses for your eyes
Is it legal to install a car DVD player in the dashboard?
It is legal to install a car DVD player in the dashboard, but you have to wire the system in a way that shut of the DVD when the car is in motion.
