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Rubberised plasti-coating good riddance!

Stallingrad · 2012-11-23 15:53:45

One of my pet hates this and delighted to see some manufacturers are giving up on this. We had a 00 Golf and a 06 Megane that had a lovely rubberised coating to the plastics which felt nice, but within a few years started peeling away and looked really shoddy. I see the latest models from both of them have ditched it. Nice…

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One of my pet hates this and delighted to see some manufacturers are giving up on this. We had a 00 Golf and a 06 Megane that had a lovely rubberised coating to the plastics which felt nice, but within a few years started peeling away and looked really shoddy. I see the latest models from both of them have ditched it. Nice to see them choosing longevity over short term feel good factor.

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Irresistible for little ones' finger nails...

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