Can someone please post some pics of it peeled off?

Thanks!!

 

I have the same problem.. any pics of it removed??

 

Suede ftw

 

I have the same problem and used 3m spray and it is still happening. Any other suggestions?

 

I have the same issue. It is the heat in the areas we live that melt the glue. I just peeled mine off. I don't have pictures though

 

Anyone with pics of panel removed??

 

Is it an actual panel that comes off, or just material covering the area?

 

go to walmart and buy loctite spray adhesive. i tried it and it works better than 3m spray. walmart carries it for about $4.

 

Loctite spray worked for me too. Fixed vinyl peeling off passenger door and both sides of rear seats. Did not have to remove panels.

Tips.
- Use credit cards/drivers license to lay down creases (top/bottom of vinyl) and insert in creases for overnight dry/cure.
- As mentioned previously, use blue painters tape to keep vinyl down overnight.
- To prevent overspray, mask off area with tape/newspaper. Don't have to get crazy with tape...just use good nozzle aim.

Gee whiz, upholstery shop wanted $300 to fix ($65 to restick passenger door vinyl and $235 to restick both rear quarter panels) and they told me they had to remove all panels to fix. As mentioned, I did not have to remove any panels and fixed all for $5 (cost of Loctite spray) and finished in 20 minutes.

 

Mine's doing the same.. can't believe it's happened to so many others, but feel relieved a lilttle. (just like the leaking windows)

Has anyone ever gotten a good answer from Infinito as to what causes it to happen or have had it happen while the warranty was valid and had them repair it?

 

They are just glued on and not sewn so the glue is going to break down at some point especially in areas that have more heat. Just spray glue them back on. Use 3M or the Loctite that some others mentioned. Make sure you use to cardboard or tape so you don't get over spray. Shouldn't take you more the 10-15 minutes and a can of glue costs less then $5.

 

i used this 2 part glue, that uses an endothermic reaction. seriously ill see what it is when i get home. One of these days ill redo all the interior

 

same problem here. just bought gorilla glue with small applicator. it should work just fine and dont have to worry about overspray. ill keep u guys posted on results

 

Same issue here lucky its not too sever. But like others it would be nice to see whats behind the padding. But I'll have to get some application and patch it up.

 

Same issue on my 03. I will try the spray adhesive.