Fast Toys Lid Issue
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Fast Toys Lid Issue
So I'm guessing I shouldn't have this gap where these two pieces join. Anyone else have the same issue with their clear Fast Toys lid?
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all the fast toys lids seem to be put together like ****. when i got my regular black 85mm lid the 2 pieces were totaly separated and not packed well at all. to there credit they did did apologize and offer to send me another if i sent that one back but i did not feel like having my car down anymore since i sold my slp lid already. I resealed mine with a combo of hot glue and plastic cement...worked out very well. best lid on the market is the slp lid but they dont make it any bigger.
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Yeah, I've had SLP lids on my other cars and they fit and sealed pretty well. I've already hit it with a bead of clear silicone, just to get me by for the time being.
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all the fast toys lids seem to be put together like ****. when i got my regular black 85mm lid the 2 pieces were totaly separated and not packed well at all. to there credit they did did apologize and offer to send me another if i sent that one back but i did not feel like having my car down anymore since i sold my slp lid already. I resealed mine with a combo of hot glue and plastic cement...worked out very well. best lid on the market is the slp lid but they dont make it any bigger.
I can't really point out the gap in the picture above, but I'm sure if you give FT's a call they can get you set up with a replacement. Give em a chance to solve it before posting something like this up and putting a bad image on the company. They are stand up guys over there, I'm sure they will set things right for you...
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I wouldn't go as far to say the SLP is the best out on the market. There have been plenty of people have issues with those as well...
I can't really point out the gap in the picture above, but I'm sure if you give FT's a call they can get you set up with a replacement. Give em a chance to solve it before posting something like this up and putting a bad image on the company. They are stand up guys over there, I'm sure they will set things right for you...
I can't really point out the gap in the picture above, but I'm sure if you give FT's a call they can get you set up with a replacement. Give em a chance to solve it before posting something like this up and putting a bad image on the company. They are stand up guys over there, I'm sure they will set things right for you...
I'm not trying to put anyone on blast, just seeing if other users have similar issues. I would HIGHLY doubt they would resolve it, as I bought it a year ago, and just got around to using it. I had contacted them when I first purchased because the lid has many "dots" in it. They advised that it was an issue with the way they came out of the mold, and any replacement would have the same "dots". So, I'd think I'm SOL due to the time elapsed since purchase.
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Ok, the gap is on the left side of the vertical seam. It's about an inch and a half long, and about 1/8 of an inch across. Also, to the right of the 90 degree turn in the seam, there is a triangle area which is also wide open. They appear darker than the other parts of the seam, if that makes sense.
I'm not trying to put anyone on blast, just seeing if other users have similar issues. I would HIGHLY doubt they would resolve it, as I bought it a year ago, and just got around to using it. I had contacted them when I first purchased because the lid has many "dots" in it. They advised that it was an issue with the way they came out of the mold, and any replacement would have the same "dots". So, I'd think I'm SOL due to the time elapsed since purchase.
I'm not trying to put anyone on blast, just seeing if other users have similar issues. I would HIGHLY doubt they would resolve it, as I bought it a year ago, and just got around to using it. I had contacted them when I first purchased because the lid has many "dots" in it. They advised that it was an issue with the way they came out of the mold, and any replacement would have the same "dots". So, I'd think I'm SOL due to the time elapsed since purchase.
Hopefully FT's will chime in and offer some sort of solution. Maybe a coupon for your next purchase from them
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None of these aftermarket companies are going to come anywhere near close to an OEM fit and finish. Kinda sucks, because it's not like GM sets the bar real high in that arena.
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^yeah i remember you made a video or something about it?
after your handy work it did look a lot better. i guess volant gives you a good starting point, however don't they charge quite a bit for those damn things?
after your handy work it did look a lot better. i guess volant gives you a good starting point, however don't they charge quite a bit for those damn things?
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Just pissed me off that you pay $250 and you get something that fits like crap...