Wood trim peeling off doors and above glove box
I did recently come across another thread stating there was a lawsuit that had been settled with MB regarding this wood trim (Burl Walnut Wood Trim Lawsuit). I may see if I can achieve anything by filing a claim or reaching out to MBUSA.
Anybody else have this issue?
I did recently come across another thread stating there was a lawsuit that had been settled with MB regarding this wood trim (Burl Walnut Wood Trim Lawsuit). I may see if I can achieve anything by filing a claim or reaching out to MBUSA.
Anybody else have this issue?
if you want to replace it with ash wood, i have used full set laying around in my garage. You can have it, just pay shipping.
I did recently come across another thread stating there was a lawsuit that had been settled with MB regarding this wood trim (Burl Walnut Wood Trim Lawsuit). I may see if I can achieve anything by filing a claim or reaching out to MBUSA.
Anybody else have this issue?
tried gorilla double sided tape to resecure with no avail.
Eventually the ends coming off got snagged on things and broke off.
picked up a mint 2011 cab and am
in love when im outside but get depressed when i get in!! Spend hours looking dor these trims daily...
As fas as I can tell, I should be able to just apply some 3M Extreme double-sided tape to the peeled areas to tape it back down (way less messy, and possibly more effective than glue or epoxy). This wont work for cracked pieces, obviously.
It's funny, all the trim in my 2008 CLK is is perfectly fine.
I think I'm too late to the party to participate in the class action settlement, unfortunately.
As fas as I can tell, I should be able to just apply some 3M Extreme double-sided tape to the peeled areas to tape it back down (way less messy, and possibly more effective than glue or epoxy). This wont work for cracked pieces, obviously.
It's funny, all the trim in my 2008 CLK is is perfectly fine.
I think I'm too late to the party to participate in the class action settlement, unfortunately.
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ash black the one on the instrument panel above the glove box....
tried every scrap yard and seller on eBay no luck, tried every dealership no luck....
only 1 has it in all over the world and that is at thousand oaks MB and they won't release it to me stating that it is on hold for a customer...been months though...said they have a policy...
i managed to find all the others and my cabriolet is looking mint, but the one on the dash is a HUGE eye soar every time i get in....
please if anyone can help...or suggest anything?????
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ash black the one on the instrument panel above the glove box....
tried every scrap yard and seller on eBay no luck, tried every dealership no luck....
only 1 has it in all over the world and that is at thousand oaks MB and they won't release it to me stating that it is on hold for a customer...been months though...said they have a policy...
i managed to find all the others and my cabriolet is looking mint, but the one on the dash is a HUGE eye soar every time i get in....
please if anyone can help...or suggest anything?????
So now I think I'm leaning toward what Nbxjskamg said, and wrap it. It appears, from the pix, that you could toss the wood altogether and wrap the plastic under it? Or would that be too recessed and look weird? The plastic doesn't come out does it? So basically you'd need some material cut and formed to shape of the failed wood, then wrap that and glue it on?
So now I think I'm leaning toward what Nbxjskamg said, and wrap it. It appears, from the pix, that you could toss the wood altogether and wrap the plastic under it? Or would that be too recessed and look weird? The plastic doesn't come out does it? So basically you'd need some material cut and formed to shape of the failed wood, then wrap that and glue it on?
If you search "black wood grain wrap" on Google, it looks like there are a bunch of options. It might actually look really cool, akin to the newer E Class coupes.
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