You did a good job! I bought a 2009 Camry Hybrid in 2016 with same issue. Looked online and they still had a recall that you had to apply for. I got an email from Toyota about a week or two later and they gave me two dealers where I could take it and get a new dash for free. I would search for anyone with same issue, but I think it expired. Crazy that they had this problem in the first place.
That is stunning! There was a recall on the sticky dashboards I just found out yesterday. It expired in 2020. I have the exact same year and the same dashboard Toyota Camry but with a grey interior.
I just had the stereo replaced in my 2006 Toyota Solara and I got my car back with several cracks in the dash. I know it was not the installer's fault. The car is 18 years old and known for this dash problem (I got the same sticky issue with the steering wheel and radio volume knob). Appreciate the video.
* Sodium Carbonate (soda ash) in Oxy Clean or Pool pH Buffer work fine too Along with Isopropyl Alcohol also. The pool buffer doesn't have the sickeningly sweet smell. You need to reseal it though or it comes back !!! I used Car Guys brand. Worked great. 👊😎👍
That seems like an amazing product. How many layers is it possible to do with the quantity of paint you get? How long did it take to completely dry? Thanks a lot for the video!
The drying process didn’t take very long at all and in terms of paint coats, I probably could’ve done more. it’s pretty thin stuff so I would actually recommend more coats than what I did.
I know you wasn't able to, but I would've taken the dash out, laid it out my garage and really put the work to it… Also, as an old boomer, I commend you on your background music that's some sweet stuff there...
I initially considered replacing the dash all together but it would have been pricey and with the way Toyota does their vehicles I would have had to disassemble practically the whole car to install it.
Might as well spend the extra money and get a new one at that point. The whole point of these chemical fixes is to avoid what is such a huge job of removing the part itself.
I see you used the dash product for cleaning and stickiness. But then you said you were painting? Where did you get the liquid black toyota paint for the dash. I liked the roller idea, just need the paint
Yes my Lexus dashboard just started cracking and they did not send me a notice of a recall and they will no longer fix these dashboards. Seems if there is a problem there should not be an expiration date.
I had the Toyota Dealer replace my dash, after 2 years the the dash became sticky again and was worse than before. Toyota dealer will not replace. Just wondering if they used the same type of dash when car was manufactured...Toyota lost one customer....Me @@LindaSmith-cp3yl
It wasn’t a recall. That would have been too much like doing the right thing and would have cost Toyota loads of money. Instead they did what they called a ‘warranty extension’ is what I’ve found out. That means no notification sent out to the many people with the affected vehicles. People would have had to go to a dealer and bring it up. Very underhanded by the company if you ask me. I’m stuck with a shiny dashboard that reflects on the window and makes it very difficult to see when the sun is out. I’m on UA-cam looking for a solution.
The sun (heat) is the main reason for the dash to get damaged like that, so if you have your car always on the sun, then yes, sooner than later, it will get sticky again
I recall it says in the instructions not to paint over the passenger airbag seams. I was looking to do this myself and was wondering if you worried about that at all?
I didn’t paint across any factory seems as the dash is all one piece. I definitely would use precision around the seams, but the paint is so thin, and the rubber dashboard is so melted already that the paint likely wouldn’t make much of a difference as long as you don’t let it pool in the cracks.
So, after about a year, it definitely looks better than used to, but I should’ve done multiple more coats. I park my car outside and it gets a lot of sun through the day so that probably doesn’t help.
It was extended to 2017 I think; before I bought my 2006 Solara Conv and did not have the problem till I worked in FL! I reached out to Toyota last year and they will not help with the issue anymore. I did not know it even was an issue since I bought it from someone that kept it in the garage in NY! So thanks for the video!
@ginasantamaria7555 Exactly. A recall means Toyota had to ADMIT there are defects within their product. More importantly, recalls have NO time limit and they stay in effect for consumers to redeem the replacements at NO COST. My thoughts are Toyota issued a bulletin to whisper "oops, we messed up, we're in a sticky situation (no pun intended), but we really don't want to ADMIT we're at fault or spend the money to correct the issues". Toyota, YOU have been exposed!
You did a good job! I bought a 2009 Camry Hybrid in 2016 with same issue. Looked online and they still had a recall that you had to apply for. I got an email from Toyota about a week or two later and they gave me two dealers where I could take it and get a new dash for free. I would search for anyone with same issue, but I think it expired. Crazy that they had this problem in the first place.
That is stunning! There was a recall on the sticky dashboards I just found out yesterday. It expired in 2020. I have the exact same year and the same dashboard Toyota Camry but with a grey interior.
All I did with mine was go to Home Depot and got Polyurethane water base clear , and it work 100%
Do you just put it over or clean first
video yo
Videos of before & after? Is the polyurethane flexible? If not, I'm imagining lots of cracks.
I just had the stereo replaced in my 2006 Toyota Solara and I got my car back with several cracks in the dash. I know it was not the installer's fault. The car is 18 years old and known for this dash problem (I got the same sticky issue with the steering wheel and radio volume knob). Appreciate the video.
Oh my gosh, so much hard work and time. Think I will go for the ugly velvet cover instead!
there are leather covers too that look way better
My dad has the same issue with a 2007, I am going to buy this stuff and give it a try. Thanks for the upload and review.
please tell me where you buy something like this and what is the price, thank you
@@amerikaine just Google the name of the product he used in the video, but it is not cheap, like almost $50
thanks for your video, know you are glad that's over; it looks really good
* Sodium Carbonate (soda ash) in Oxy Clean or Pool pH Buffer work fine too Along with Isopropyl Alcohol also. The pool buffer doesn't have the sickeningly sweet smell. You need to reseal it though or it comes back !!! I used Car Guys brand. Worked great. 👊😎👍
That seems like an amazing product. How many layers is it possible to do with the quantity of paint you get?
How long did it take to completely dry?
Thanks a lot for the video!
The drying process didn’t take very long at all and in terms of paint coats, I probably could’ve done more. it’s pretty thin stuff so I would actually recommend more coats than what I did.
@@solostudios3160 Thanks for the answer!
Thanks so much. I, too, have a 2009 Camry with an extremely sticky dashboard. Will I have to paint it? There is no damage to the dash.
I know you wasn't able to, but I would've taken the dash out, laid it out my garage and really put the work to it… Also, as an old boomer, I commend you on your background music that's some sweet stuff there...
I initially considered replacing the dash all together but it would have been pricey and with the way Toyota does their vehicles I would have had to disassemble practically the whole car to install it.
Might as well spend the extra money and get a new one at that point. The whole point of these chemical fixes is to avoid what is such a huge job of removing the part itself.
That's a LOT of work you're asking for, LOL!
How’s it held up over time?
Camry with a fly trap features.
thanks for the video I have the same year car, and yes I got tha sticky Dash as well.. I will let you know - just bought it!!
Did it work?
Thanks very much. Good work!
Sticky fix Rocks!
I see you used the dash product for cleaning and stickiness. But then you said you were painting? Where did you get the liquid black toyota paint for the dash. I liked the roller idea, just need the paint
Pretty sure that's the surface coating they supply along with the cleaner.
When you order this product it will ask you for the interior paint code
Hi just to ask which pain did you use, bran and type. I am about to do my sons car for this project.
There was a recall for that. I took it to the dealer and they replaced the dashboard n/c
From my research, it looked like the recall expired
Yes my Lexus dashboard just started cracking and they did not send me a notice of a recall and they will no longer fix these dashboards. Seems if there is a problem there should not be an expiration date.
I had the Toyota Dealer replace my dash, after 2 years the the dash became sticky again and was worse than before. Toyota dealer will not replace. Just wondering if they used the same type of dash when car was manufactured...Toyota lost one customer....Me @@LindaSmith-cp3yl
It wasn’t a recall. That would have been too much like doing the right thing and would have cost Toyota loads of money. Instead they did what they called a ‘warranty extension’ is what I’ve found out. That means no notification sent out to the many people with the affected vehicles. People would have had to go to a dealer and bring it up. Very underhanded by the company if you ask me. I’m stuck with a shiny dashboard that reflects on the window and makes it very difficult to see when the sun is out. I’m on UA-cam looking for a solution.
@seasonedsofisticate1901 💯
I actually had to research before I found out
Thanks! I’m gonna try it!
How did it end up holding up in the summer ??
Can u pls put a link. I want to buy this product for my Camry
Thanks for the feedback! Link is now in the description.
I have the same problem. What is this sticky stuff exactly?
It’s the dashboard itself. Long exposure to heat can make some plastics, gooey or melted
Will it get sticky again in the future?
The sun (heat) is the main reason for the dash to get damaged like that, so if you have your car always on the sun, then yes, sooner than later, it will get sticky again
My car is parked in the sun year-round, so yes, it is sticky again. Doesn’t look quite as bad though.
I recall it says in the instructions not to paint over the passenger airbag seams. I was looking to do this myself and was wondering if you worried about that at all?
I didn’t paint across any factory seems as the dash is all one piece. I definitely would use precision around the seams, but the paint is so thin, and the rubber dashboard is so melted already that the paint likely wouldn’t make much of a difference as long as you don’t let it pool in the cracks.
How can I buy this product ? Everytime I try do other it gets “declined” no matter what
What is the surface coating exactly?
Would you say you’re still happy with the results ?
So, after about a year, it definitely looks better than used to, but I should’ve done multiple more coats. I park my car outside and it gets a lot of sun through the day so that probably doesn’t help.
The dash on my Lexus is cracked and I was hoping you'd show more of your results on the large crack. How did that turn out?
It turned out very well. The crack was long but not super large. I plan to try it on a dashboard with more cracks soon, we'll see how it goes!
Amazing video.
Thank you very much! Any other videos you’d like to see? Always looking for new ideas for content.
Where do I buy it
Doesn't work. Used the whole tin on mine and the problem kept coming back.
have anyone try on lexus RX gen2?
where can i find that spray bottle?
It comes with the sticky dash fix, I suppose I should add a link to it.
its so crazy Toyota made this horrible dashboard for over a decade even on the Lexus models
I have a Lexus, owned by Toyota. And it did the same thing. Dash is destroyed from it.
Bagaimana cara saya beli produk ini untuk Camry saya?
You can purchase the product from the link in the video description
Not just Toyota. I have a Subaru and dash is a gluey mess.
Yo rumour has it that Toyota will actually fix it for free as a “recall”. Is this true anyone? (I’m located in Australia)
As far as I know, that recall expired in 2014
It was extended to 2017 I think; before I bought my 2006 Solara Conv and did not have the problem till I worked in FL! I reached out to Toyota last year and they will not help with the issue anymore. I did not know it even was an issue since I bought it from someone that kept it in the garage in NY! So thanks for the video!
I live in Australia also. They won’t fix it
That recall is long expired... We are on our own now to fix or not. 😢
No one should have to DO THIS!!! TOYOTA SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF THEIR QUALITY.
Fortunately there was a recall on the vehicles that had this issue, unfortunately it expired about 10 years ago
It was never a recall.. a recall and bulletin are two different things
@ginasantamaria7555 Exactly. A recall means Toyota had to ADMIT there are defects within their product. More importantly, recalls have NO time limit and they stay in effect for consumers to redeem the replacements at NO COST.
My thoughts are Toyota issued a bulletin to whisper "oops, we messed up, we're in a sticky situation (no pun intended), but we really don't want to ADMIT we're at fault or spend the money to correct the issues".
Toyota, YOU have been exposed!
@@solostudios3160No, no, no, no...that is not true. Recalls stay in place indefinitely, they DO NOT EXPIRE.