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Hey guys.. I kinda screwed myself over, it seems. :001_unsure:
I have a red 3 touring that I got 4-5 months ago. A few weeks after I got it, I installed a suction-cup mount for my phone (similar to this). I recently took it off to properly clean and detail the dash, and I discovered what you see below.. It looks like the soft plastic has been indented and molded into the shape of the suction mount after so long being attached.. I'm kinda pissed at my stupidity in not realizing what this kind of pressure for so long could do to soft plastic :death:
Does anyone have an idea whether, given time, the plastic will "bounce back"? If not, anyone have any suggestions as to what I can do to reverse my stupidity, or to at least minimize the indentation? Thanks in advance and feel free to laugh, at least someone can get a kick out of this sad situation :no:
I have a red 3 touring that I got 4-5 months ago. A few weeks after I got it, I installed a suction-cup mount for my phone (similar to this). I recently took it off to properly clean and detail the dash, and I discovered what you see below.. It looks like the soft plastic has been indented and molded into the shape of the suction mount after so long being attached.. I'm kinda pissed at my stupidity in not realizing what this kind of pressure for so long could do to soft plastic :death:
Does anyone have an idea whether, given time, the plastic will "bounce back"? If not, anyone have any suggestions as to what I can do to reverse my stupidity, or to at least minimize the indentation? Thanks in advance and feel free to laugh, at least someone can get a kick out of this sad situation :no:
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