Did a custom leather dash wrap using some leather we got from Hydes. Came out good. It is part of a full interior thats ours we are doing all custom and using it to fill little time voids over the last 6 months in the shop. The dash was never ment to be wrapped. It was all hard plastic. We redesigned and fabbed some of the plastic to accept a wrap and look proper when all put together in the vehicle. Since we do a lot of plastic fab and repair in the shop anyway, this was no issue for us. I sanded the area to be wrapped with sand paper and did a layer of 1/8" landau foam and sanded/shaped that. Then layed the leather on. 1 solid piece. No seams. It's only the top of the dash. I have not done a dash wrap beforenso this is my first rodeo with this task. Just a lot of other stuff like door panels and dash pads for the upholstery stuff we do.

Only 1 stretch mark and I do not like it. Any tricks to ease this spot? Or am I just looking at a teardown and step 1 all over again? This 1 spot was terrible and I fought it trying to avoid this, and its the only soot on the whole thing that didn't go perfect.... The leather is thema collection from hydes. Really nice. But out of this hide, doing other parts for the interior we noticed it loves to wrinkle on the top surface while working with it and requires extra patience compared to some other hides we have gotten from same collection.