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Fade on front passenger black SynTex seat
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Tellthemride
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Could be sunblock. Try wiping it off with a damp towel?
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Looks like somebody wiped the seat with some type of cleaner and it’s causing the seat to turn white. Maybe a detailer at the dealer used bleach or something similarly stupid when wiping down the car.
That’s not at all natural, and is obvious something was done to the seat. I’d call the dealer demanding answers.
That’s not at all natural, and is obvious something was done to the seat. I’d call the dealer demanding answers.
