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Yeah it’s called sun rays, just coat it and you’ll be fine.My truck is less than a year old. It's hard to believe the plastic would already start getting sunbleached. Has anyone else noticed these on their plastics?
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For a vehicle under a year old, it’s suspect. I’ve never owned a car that did it that quickly, and I’ve even owned a Jeep.Yeah it’s called sun rays, just coat it and you’ll be fine.
I have some of those. They work great. Just concerned if the plastic is defective. Seems quite early to be happening.Haven’t seen it yet. Another member on here had some luck with those cerakote wipes on his gen 1 to revive the plastic. Or try the dealer.
Oh. Interesting. I had my truck ceramic coated, but I don't know if they did the plastics. I'll find out. Did you try restoring the plastic with something like cerakote? If so, how long did it last?Did you ceramic coat the plastics? If you did, it destroys the plastics and when the product starts to fail that is what happens. I tell everyone I know. Do not ceramic coat the plastics. Even if its made for it. Bigger headache than its worth. I had to replace mine, in less than a year. Lesson learned.
I have heard this over and over. I have never had a vehicle ceramic coated and in my research continue to hear that you have to keep it off the plastics.Did you ceramic coat the plastics? If you did, it destroys the plastics and when the product starts to fail that is what happens. I tell everyone I know. Do not ceramic coat the plastics. Even if its made for it. Bigger headache than its worth. I had to replace mine, in less than a year. Lesson learned.