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Any idea on fixes? Interior door trim puncture
- Thread starter everydaychris
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whisperingshad
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haha so the trick is vapo rub anything you dont want the puppy biting.
I vapo rubbed the sides real good but didn't even think he'd try and go for that top part
Is it vinyl? I just need to fill in the holes a little haha
Wow. NOW they come up with it huh? It looks pretty good! Will buy it and do a review!
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I vapo rubbed the sides real good but didn't even think he'd try and go for that top part
Is it vinyl? I just need to fill in the holes a little haha
Wow. NOW they come up with it huh? It looks pretty good! Will buy it and do a review!
Model S/3/Y Pet Liner
Model S/3/Y Pet Liner is made from a breathable quilted fleece material, creating maximum comfort for your pet during car rides or while relaxing in Dog Mode. Designed exclusively for the second row of Model S, Model 3 and Model Y, the three-piece set features a durable water-resistant...
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Heat gun. Start with lowest settings and turn up heat slightly until you see the holes soften up and holes go “back to normal”.
Try on a small spot first.
Try on a small spot first.
If that doesn't work, visit a good body shop and ask for a referral to the person who does their vinyl and trim repair. These folks are amazing.
did this work?? my puppy did the same thing and i just picked up my Model 3 yesterday!
E30-4ME
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Jeez, how can Tesla in good consciousness sell us a $50,000+ car that isn't impervious to our 4 legged friends?!? This is an OUTRAGE. I will never wait endlessly for purchase another Tesla.
Looks like it's time to develop the Kevlar interior panels. They'll be expensive, but they'll sell like hotcakes to this crowd.
(All kidding aside, that's a bummer. I literally just saw another post where the dog chewed a hole into the corner of the backseat. Luckily, you're in California, land of 10,000 excellent upholsterers if you get into too much trouble.)
Looks like it's time to develop the Kevlar interior panels. They'll be expensive, but they'll sell like hotcakes to this crowd.
(All kidding aside, that's a bummer. I literally just saw another post where the dog chewed a hole into the corner of the backseat. Luckily, you're in California, land of 10,000 excellent upholsterers if you get into too much trouble.)
haha I haven't tried the heat gun yet
I frankly stopped caring about and don't notice it as much since the dogs are always in the back
I WILL say the tesla pet seat cover is AMAZING and covers the entire rear side panels so if I had that back then Peanut wouldn't have damaged the trim
I frankly stopped caring about and don't notice it as much since the dogs are always in the back
I WILL say the tesla pet seat cover is AMAZING and covers the entire rear side panels so if I had that back then Peanut wouldn't have damaged the trim
TomServo
Active Member
I like that due to the ability to flow AC from the rear vents. We currently have a rear protector from RPM but our Husky hangs her head over the second-row seatback to get a whiff of COLD air coming from the rear seat HVAC vent and drools all over the rear seat. This would solve that.Wow. NOW they come up with it huh? It looks pretty good! Will buy it and do a review!
Model S/3/Y Pet Liner
Model S/3/Y Pet Liner is made from a breathable quilted fleece material, creating maximum comfort for your pet during car rides or while relaxing in Dog Mode. Designed exclusively for the second row of Model S, Model 3 and Model Y, the three-piece set features a durable water-resistant...
Dam, another accessory I now have to upgrade.
