I took my car in to be detailed last week ( I know, I know - if you want something done right...DIY!) and now the inside of my gauge cluster cover (clear plastic) is covered in #$@! The only way to get the @#$! off of there is for me to remove the cover and clean it. My question is, how much work is it to get that baby off and what do I need to remove to get to it?
First you'll need to remove your foot out of the a$$ of the person that screwed up the gauge after you kick it. Then have them pay for it!
Did you at least go back and show them the gauge? Man, I would be mad!ad
I hear ya' BUT I'm afraid to take it back to them cuz they'll @#$! it up. I think that I will stop by there after work and show them and see what they have to say. It sucks cuz the only way to get that @#$! off is to pull the dash apart & I don't know that I trust these a$$holes to do it.
It looks like they wiped the inside of it and it smeared like a mutha BUT that's impossible, so I'm baffled as to how they did it. If I had to guess I'd have to say that the "damage" came from through the firewall. :confused
I hear ya' BUT I'm afraid to take it back to them cuz they'll @#$! it up. I think that I will stop by there after work and show them and see what they have to say. It sucks cuz the only wat to get that @#$! off is to pull the dash apart & I don't know that I trust these a$$holes to do it.
It looks like they wiped the inside of it and it smeared like a mutha BUT that's impossible, so I'm baffled as to how they did it. If I had to guess I'd have to say that the "damage" came from through the firewall. :confused
Jeff, Ithink thay used Dr.GoBart's no Kink ****** Hair Stratener (Armoral or Equ.) Slimed that sh*t all over dash and put it in sun with window's up, it vaporized and got all over the back side of len's!! Thes A/holes around here do it and it's a Sticky mess and a Job to Take Dash apart and clean it!! Just as well do it your self or you'l have broken dash part's!!:W :W :W junk!!
If anyone knows about bieng screwed, it is me. I would take it back and talk with them about what process was done to your car. Then show them the damage that was done. Talk with them first, then get stern, to work out a comprimise. IF you dont want them working on it, try to get a refund or partial refund, that way if you take it somewhere else part of that charge is covered.
Unfortunely these things happen, and you just have to handle them as they come along. I ended up $2700 in the hole, but the car is back and runs good.
I agree with vetteboy. Definately take it back and ask what was used and the process. Ask for a refund as well. They most likely will try to dance around it. Ask for a manager. Still nothing, then roll your sleeves up and ask for corporate or the owners information to contact them directly. DO NOT let them do additional work on the car. Stand firm with them!
Jeff, Ithink thay used Dr.GoBart's no Kink ****** Hair Stratener (Armoral or Equ.) Slimed that sh*t all over dash and put it in sun with window's up, it vaporized and got all over the back side of len's!! Thes A/holes around here do it and it's a Sticky mess and a Job to Take Dash apart and clean it!! Just as well do it your self or you'l have broken dash part's!!:W :W :W junk!!
It's not that bad if you pay attn. mostly little torx and clips!! I usaly do it when I'v got seat's and Console out, when I do a Retail Detail!!! I'l look, but the newest Diagram I have is 93 or 94. junk!!
Ok, I went by the detail shop after work and showed them the problem. They surprised the @#$! out of me cuz they (they being he - the manager) were all over it. He got the required torx & phillips tools out and w/ my help we pulled the dash apart & pulled the cover off. It turns out that it was badly stained on the outside w/ a bit of residue on the inside obviously caused by some form of Armor-All type product. Plastic is weird like that, you can't just clean that @#$! off w/ Windex (kinda like those faded plastic headlight covers you see). He brought the cover into his shop and used a high speed buffer & some kind of rubbing compound and...SUCCESS! The cover looks better than new. Whole job took less than an hour and now it almost looks like there is no cover there at all! I'll give him an A+ for customer service!
I was dreading going back there so thx for the push you guys.
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