2016 is200t interior
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2016 is200t interior
So I have noticed the past couple days I have left my car outside some paint inside of the car is literally melting anyone have this issue I do live in cali so we talking about 100 degrees the past couple days. Would warranty cover this ?
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Okay, I'll say it... WTF???
I've never seen this on an IS before.
I've never seen this on an IS before.
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Might be a cleaning product chemical use prior and that layer reacted to heat causing this.
Or just defect in general from Factory
Maybe see if Dealership will cover replacement pieces under warranty.
Or just defect in general from Factory
Maybe see if Dealership will cover replacement pieces under warranty.
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[ QUOTE=nathantse;9875082]Fear not!
All these parts are replaceable. Did you buy this preowned? Maybe the previous owner did not take care of it.[/QUOTE]No brand new been using same product since I got it and used it before on older 2010 IS so this is weird
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Been using same product for over a year and on a older lexus I had so idk kinda upset
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I live where the temperature is about 122 F and I have never seen a 3is melting inside !
Maybe your cleaning products are too harsh, also go for high quality tint and open a window during hot hours.
Maybe your cleaning products are too harsh, also go for high quality tint and open a window during hot hours.
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+1 on some products/film being used on the interior. I once had a car where the previous owner used one of those "magic towel" to wipe the interior and coat it with a layer of wax. It was an ugly sight under direct sunlight when it started to melt, took awhile to rub it off with some alcohol solvent.
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