Dash Cover Compatible with 2000-2006 Chevrolet Tahoe Suburban Yukon Avalanche & 99-06 Chevy Silverado GMC Sierra in Graphite (Dark Grey) - Hard Molded Plastic Dashboard Cap

Product is good quality. Called service and spoke to Joel. These folks are down to earth and sincere. He even called me back later in the day to assure that I was all set. If you've never done this before, listen up and this will be easier for you, than it was for me: A. First, do a proper dry run. Check every area to assure that you're not trying to push it into place. On the left of my dash the fit was just a bit too tight. I had camera wires in the way and I should have trimmed the edges just a little in advance. I dealt with it after the fact but I caused myself unnecessary stress and effort. B. I kept reading about how much glue to use and in the end, I under did it. The entire length of the wind screen was sort of floating in the air. Added to my failure was that I didn't use sufficient weight, while it was drying. Joel suggested trying a shim concept. I wound up trying a rubber door jam draft preventer with a sticky back, which saved me from having to try and remove the entire dashskin and it has worked pretty well thus far. The product comes with a tube of glue and I recommend using nearly the entire tube and weighing down the entire dash with something fairly substantial. The install is fairly easy but don't cut corners.

Easy to install. Dramatically changed to look of the interior. Dash had lots of cracks in it. Now looks like when I got the truck 200,000 miles ago. Note: remove any broken dash parts so they don't rattle under the cover. It took a few more minutes but the end result was worth it.

It’s a nice part.

If your dash is cracked and broken this is what you need to buy. It could be a little less expensive but after you finish the 10 minute install you stop complaining. I do not know how long it will last but so far so good. Just make sure you get extra tube of silicone and some snad bag weights.

2002 Chevy Silverado, dash badly cracked from sun damage, found this dash cover and couldn’t believe how well it fit. You can’t tell it’s an overlay, if you follow the instructions it’s fairly easy. The first photo I tried a plastic welding tool to try to hold cracks from caving in, not sure because of how brittle the plastic was if it helped, gorilla duct tape probably work just as good. Used beach towels rolled up and wedged against windshield to hold down dash edge against windshield. Filled several gallon freezer bags with sand and placed along dashboard top edge. Needed to Gerry rig a piece of wood (yardstick) to hold against AC vent between radio and glove box until glue dried. Placed some wash cloths for pressure between doors and side vents until glue dried. Looks fantastic 😎