Melting Controller Puck?
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Nah, it's not. I haven't used a single cleaning product on mine. My guess it's the same rubberized material Lexus has been using for years that does not do well with heat. Lexus dashboards and exterior door/trunk buttons have been melting for years. Toyota and Nissan suffer the same.
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From: SoFlo
Originally Posted by bclexus
Do you park outside, or in a covered garage? Has it happened to anyone in Texas or Arizona where it regularly gets over 100° during the summer?
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You don't have much of a chance keeping a car pristine for very long when it is exposed to the Florida heat, sunshine, humidity and rain every day without ever being under shelter.
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From: SoFlo
Originally Posted by bclexus
Well, having a car outside 24/7, especially in hot and humid conditions, is not good for rubber, plastic and many synthetic materials. Tires, made of rubber of course, will crack and lose their elasticity in direct sunlight and high heat.
You don't have much of a chance keeping a car pristine for very long when it is exposed to the Florida heat, sunshine, humidity and rain every day without ever being under shelter.
You don't have much of a chance keeping a car pristine for very long when it is exposed to the Florida heat, sunshine, humidity and rain every day without ever being under shelter.
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