Dash Cover for 1988-1994 Chevy GMC C/K 1500 2500 3500, Light Grey

I bought this for the dash of my 1994 Chevrolet C3500 and wow does it look good. I was changing my interior to black so I didn't have to color it. It matched great with the SEM black I was using. I saw where some people were saying they had to trim theirs but I didn't. It went on like a glove and fit perfectly. Glad I found this. Well worth the cost.

I wish I could give this product 20 stars I tried three other competitors Dashskin they did not fit correctly. They were all manufactured too short was skeptical to order the fourth one at the price of this one, but ordered it anyway and I'm glad I did. It was a perfect fit. Slid right in place perfectly worth every penny. And these guys really know how to package it so it's not bent when you receive it A+

Amazon struggled with getting this order delivered. However, the company went above and beyond to make things right. I would highly recommend ordering!! Looks great!

My dashboard in my 94 Silverado was aged and severely cracked. I installed the DashSkin cover and it looks like brand new. Perfect fit, perfect color match. Easy to install. The only drawback is it looks so good that I had to order new speaker grills. I'm sure it has added value to my truck.IT IS AN AMAZING PRODUCT AND I AM TOTALLY SATISFIED.

Good product and well made. Fit perfectly even without a lot of existing dash for it to stick to. Don't skimp on the silicone and definitely use bag weights to hold it in place as it dries.

Follow instructions and you good, one dude said you need to remove front windshield, wasn't the case for me, went in like a glove.

Much better than it was. Silicone did not stick in all areas even where there were 10 pounds weights for 12+ hours. It comes with more than enough silicone yet I did apply a lot. Final product looks fine but isnt totally stuck down.

The garnet red is dead nuts accurate to the SEM paint i used to redo the rest of my faded interior. FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS and this thing will be perfect. I used the silicone that is provided and filled in the cracks in the factory dash, then glued the rest. IMO if you want to do this RIGHT, remove the windshield as I did. You'll never get that front edge glued down if you don't. My glass guy charged me 125 to come out and remove it, and he will be back to replace it. There's a good chance the glass guy will break your windshield, so what, if you're putting in a dashskin that tells me your truck is old and tired and needs new glass anyway. DO NOT BUY the other brands of these hard dash covers, they suck. I've used them in the past on some other OBS builds, total garbage. Dash Skin is perfection. Also, break out the little bars in the defroster vents in the factory dash, believe me they're brittle, they all came out easy. The Dash Skin has the grill built it anyway and you don't need the factory brittle pieces breaking off and falling down into the vents and rattling around.