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Anyone know if faded dash trim would be covered by the basic warranty? I have a couple spots that I'd like to get taked care of. Thanks
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Anyone know if faded dash trim would be covered by the basic warranty? I have a couple spots that I'd like to get taked care of. Thanks
Do you mean the carbon fiber trim? I had some peeling on mine and it was replaced under warranty.
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You should look into a windshield shade to protect the dash. Carcraft has some nice ones.

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You should look into a windshield shade to protect the dash. Carcraft has some nice ones.

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Do you mean the carbon fiber trim? I had some peeling on mine and it was replaced under warranty.
Yeah, looks like I missed it when I bought the car. Its at the end of the passenger side and not terrible but hoping they will fix it to keep from getting worse. Thanks
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You should look into a windshield shade to protect the dash. Carcraft has some nice ones.

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I recently purchased it. I keep it under a car cover when parked at home.
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Gestalt Language Protocol may sound suspiciously like something the Secret Service uses to decode enemy communications, but really, it is simply a set of ideas about how to communicate with other individuals in a nonthreatening manner so that people within the group feel like they can really share and learn.

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Got it. Thanks, that definitely came out wrong after re-reading it. I had just ordered the dash shade for my car when I saw this post.

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Yeah, looks like I missed it when I bought the car. Its at the end of the passenger side and not terrible but hoping they will fix it to keep from getting worse. Thanks
I don't see why they wouldn't replace it since it's still under warranty. When researching, I found several other threads where others had the same issue and the dealership replaced the panel. Good luck.

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