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They put me into a X P90D loaner for two weeks. I have nothing to complain about. I regret nothing!
I guess this might be happening more often than it should!
Latest update:
"Well they don't appear to be related but they both require the same part to be replaced. We need to replace the driver's airbag module. ETA on that parts is.. this Thursday.. since it's an airbag it takes longer because it's considered a hazardous material."
Sounds like I have the loaner until at least Thursday. If all goes well, maybe I can spend some time with my car this weekend?
I'd be pretty pissed, not gonna lieim glad they gave you a loaner and not a lyft. because last thing we need is you to turn into a tesla hater and accusing us of being fan boys haha.
PPF is fixed. But (you know how this goes already). They ruined my PPF at the very least in a more subtle way. There’s permanent “water spots” on the car because they parked it outside next to a freeway in rain and sun for over two weeks.
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Detailer doesn’t have current product to remove this. He’s going to order some stuff to try out and see if he can remove it. If not, I have to figure out what I’m going to do. Obviously it needs to be fixed, otherwise it defeats the purpose of the wrap + ceramic. There’s no way the SC is going to permanently garage my car since there’s too many cars in for service. If nothing works, I’m not really sure what my recourse is. The good news is that it’s on the wrap only. The bad news is that the wrap is still $4000 if it has to get redone, not including the ceramic.
Hopefully a water spot remover will get rid of the issue, but it just won’t end. At this point, given the weather here and the location of the SC, it might be dangerous if you care about your car, to leave it at the SC for an extended period of time.
Hrm...
Much to think about.
Well PPF is a sacrificial layer. It's not indestructible. The difference is that I'd never let all that crap sit on my car like the SC did for weeks at this point.Its interesting to see a PPF can't handle being parked outside for 2 weeks
Hopefully the detailer can get a product that will get rid of it.
Did the SC fix the issues?
Yeah I'm questioning the failure of the ceramic coating, but then again, I don't know who actually caused it. For all I know, it happened at the tint place, or somewhere in between. The detailer has a few things to try and spoke to another detailed. They have a few ideas to try to restore it, so it's not over yet.
I honestly am not sure that it was the SC at all, though it baking out there in rain and shine wasn't the best for it. I feel like the ceramic would be able to handle that, but I don't know.
I'll keep you guys updated