Ditto; my non-Sig has a cargo net included, separating the "slot" at the back of the frunk from the main area.
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Fogging
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pilotSteve
Active Member
Uhh my Sig came with the front net installed, I didn't ever ask for it I just assumed it was standard. YMMV I guess.....
Francis Lau
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I was told by my DS that the frunk cargo net comes with the parcel shelf; which is on due bill for me.
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teslasguy
MSP P#1117
I wasn't home when the trucker dropped off my car. Where did you find the "due bill" some refer to?
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pilotSteve
Active Member
Aha, I have a due bill Parcel sheld. So it's the special Frunk net why the Parcel Shelf is so expensive
gg_got_a_tesla
Model S: VIN 65513, Model 3: VIN 1913
Back on-topic....
I thoroughly cleaned the insides of my windows on Saturday morning. This substantially eliminated the fogging problem I had had on first delivery.
I thoroughly cleaned the insides of my windows on Saturday morning. This substantially eliminated the fogging problem I had had on first delivery.
Last night I cleaned my windows inside and out w/ windex then put rainx on the outside & rainx anti-fog on the inside. Seems pretty awesome now. Cleaning the windows well before and wiping them thoroughly after applying rainx seems to be the key to it working good.
I breathed 'heavily' on one of the interior windows to try and fog it but it wouldn't :smile:
I'll really see how it works on Friday when I have my two 'steamy' dogs in the car on Friday ( for 6+ hours!)
I breathed 'heavily' on one of the interior windows to try and fog it but it wouldn't :smile:
I'll really see how it works on Friday when I have my two 'steamy' dogs in the car on Friday ( for 6+ hours!)
retinadoc
Member
Brilliant solution Zext. I love this forum for the creative problem solving that it generates. I hope Tesla follows it as closely as I do.
I was pretty excited about this solution until I searched it and saw the Amazon reviews for this product. Looks like most people are unhappy with the results and say it makes the windshield looks permanently foggy. Sounds like we have one local report of success here, have others tries this product with the MS? Anyone else able to share results? I'm scared to try this given the amount of negativity on Amazon.
I applied Rainx antifog today and as long as you apply it evently with a clean paper towel it appears very clear. If any streaks appear as it dries, you can buff it with the drying paper towel you used to apply it with.
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
I still think a lot of this has to do with offgassing from the manufacturing process. Particles adhere to the glass and serve as condensation nuclei for water droplets (fogging). That's why many are reporting improvement after cleaning the windows.
kevincwelch
Active Member
Sound like a reasonable conclusion. But aren't some drivers noticing measurable differences in airflow when comparing driver side to passenger side? That seems like the issue. Otherwise offgassing would be a bilateral problem for the windows.
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Todd Burch
14-Year Member
Yes, that could certainly be contributing. Don't have my car yet so can't participate in that discussion.
EcoHeliGuy
Member
RainX anti fog is one of those products where less is more. And you buff it back off. Most people try to apply it as a coat.
When not applied properly it pretty much looks exactly like the problem people are having with the model s now.
When not applied properly it pretty much looks exactly like the problem people are having with the model s now.
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