Anyone else have cracking Nuluxe?
06-16-16, 08:03 AM
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Anyone else have cracking Nuluxe?
Ive already had my drivers door card replaced because the nuluxe was splitting and ripping badly under my elbow and i just notices my center console is starting to show it to where my elbow sits.
I was very surprised that lexus corporate only covered 75% of the door card and my dealer ate the rest of the cost.
My seats feel great still but the thinner parts fee VERY dry and brittle.
I was very surprised that lexus corporate only covered 75% of the door card and my dealer ate the rest of the cost.
My seats feel great still but the thinner parts fee VERY dry and brittle.
06-16-16, 10:26 AM
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Do you use any any protectant such as Lexol Vinylex? Do you park in the sun? Tinted windows with UV protection?
In my experience unprotected materials will age quickly in the sun. While you might not be able to do anything about the sun, Vinylex every 3 months will do wonders.
In my experience unprotected materials will age quickly in the sun. While you might not be able to do anything about the sun, Vinylex every 3 months will do wonders.
06-16-16, 10:34 AM
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Ive already had my drivers door card replaced because the nuluxe was splitting and ripping badly under my elbow and i just notices my center console is starting to show it to where my elbow sits.
I was very surprised that lexus corporate only covered 75% of the door card and my dealer ate the rest of the cost.
My seats feel great still but the thinner parts fee VERY dry and brittle.
I was very surprised that lexus corporate only covered 75% of the door card and my dealer ate the rest of the cost.
My seats feel great still but the thinner parts fee VERY dry and brittle.
Also, take into account of how you get in & out of the car that may result in more wear & tear. Especially for big guys.
06-16-16, 10:38 AM
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Do you use any any protectant such as Lexol Vinylex? Do you park in the sun? Tinted windows with UV protection?
In my experience unprotected materials will age quickly in the sun. While you might not be able to do anything about the sun, Vinylex every 3 months will do wonders.
In my experience unprotected materials will age quickly in the sun. While you might not be able to do anything about the sun, Vinylex every 3 months will do wonders.
Is this the correct stuff?
Would you recommend the Spray or wipes?
And, would it leave any grease-like residue? (I've notice this when I used different products from the interior of the car)
06-16-16, 10:56 AM
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Do you use any any protectant such as Lexol Vinylex? Do you park in the sun? Tinted windows with UV protection?
In my experience unprotected materials will age quickly in the sun. While you might not be able to do anything about the sun, Vinylex every 3 months will do wonders.
In my experience unprotected materials will age quickly in the sun. While you might not be able to do anything about the sun, Vinylex every 3 months will do wonders.
Tinted with UV protectent, and used a sun shade it the summer months with the windows cracked.
I went with vlr instead of lexol but dont use it religiously nor do i think that would matter with such low mileage and such a short time.
its a 2014
I have always had lower cars so i kind of backwards step in and rotate (if that makes any sense) so there is no flopping on the interior when i get in and out.
06-16-16, 02:18 PM
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I bought the car with 28k miles on it and it was immaculate.
Tinted with UV protectent, and used a sun shade it the summer months with the windows cracked.
I went with vlr instead of lexol but dont use it religiously nor do i think that would matter with such low mileage and such a short time.
its a 2014
I have always had lower cars so i kind of backwards step in and rotate (if that makes any sense) so there is no flopping on the interior when i get in and out.
Tinted with UV protectent, and used a sun shade it the summer months with the windows cracked.
I went with vlr instead of lexol but dont use it religiously nor do i think that would matter with such low mileage and such a short time.
its a 2014
I have always had lower cars so i kind of backwards step in and rotate (if that makes any sense) so there is no flopping on the interior when i get in and out.
The guy who had your car previously, might had not taken care of it. =\
06-16-16, 04:13 PM
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https://www.amazon.com/Lexol-1215-Vi.../dp/B0002KKHS8
Is this the correct stuff?
Would you recommend the Spray or wipes?
And, would it leave any grease-like residue? (I've notice this when I used different products from the interior of the car)
Is this the correct stuff?
Would you recommend the Spray or wipes?
And, would it leave any grease-like residue? (I've notice this when I used different products from the interior of the car)
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06-17-16, 06:01 AM
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The first own was meticulous. I got it 12 months old and you would've sworn it was new. He also bought EVERYTHING the dealer offered him when he bought it........then traded it in for peanuts on a carbon roofed M3 even though there was a lexus dealership next door that wouldve given him more money.
06-17-16, 11:01 AM
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Mine is also cracking on the driver side...I use some leather protector from Maguiars that is also for vinyl. About once per month I rub all of the leather and vinyl. The rest is looking great, just this one spot on the driver side.
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06-17-16, 12:20 PM
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Which one did you used that was from Meguiar?
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