Hello Sean,

unfortunatly it cannot be done, dont get me wrong you can can still apply the adhesive and also use a portable applicator to do the flocking but you have no control over the flock angles and you have no way of curing the dash. When in this situation we tend to make up small plates and cut out the dash so it can be removed and refitted. Once you have refitted the dash the plates are self tapped in place to hide the cuts made if that makes sense. Its very commin for cages to be installed stopping the dash from coming out, but in the future I can guarantee the dash will come out at some point so I would be too phased about removing it, once its flocked and plated back up you would harld tell the difference.

Also if it was flocked in situ you would be cleaning flock fibres from every crevis for months and month, its a very messy job (but somebody's gotta do it lol)