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We have the same problem same location. delivered two weeks ago. I chose not to pay attention to the wrinkles.
I would be very careful with that approach. One bit too much heat and you have the old cigarette lighter applied to the vinyl upholstery look. Ask me how I know (this was way back in the day....).Seeing as the ultra white interior is synthetic material, I wonder if one could take a hair dryer and apply light heat to the area to release the wrinkles.
I was going to add my disclaimer to be careful with this advice and use at ones own risk. Assumed it was fairly common sense though, but then again common sense isn't necessarily all that common. That is why I said "light heat". I figured a hair dryer as opposed to a heat gun would not get hot enough unless one would point it super close to the surface.I would be very careful with that approach. One bit too much heat and you have the old cigarette lighter applied to the vinyl upholstery look. Ask me how I know (this was way back in the day....).
It would be interesting if someone had a sample salvaged X seat to test the properties of the 'vegan' upholstery. I don't think we know much about how it reacts to temperature, etc. Even the manual says to use water to clean it!I was going to add my disclaimer to be careful with this advice and use at ones own risk. Assumed it was fairly common sense though, but then again common sense isn't necessarily all that common. That is why I said "light heat". I figured a hair dryer as opposed to a heat gun would not get hot enough unless one would point it super close to the surface.
It would be interesting if someone had a sample salvaged X seat to test the properties of the 'vegan' upholstery. I don't think we know much about how it reacts to temperature, etc. Even the manual says to use water to clean it!
You are correct! I was thinking of something else, my bad.The manual says to use rubbing alcohol.
My ultra white seats also have wrinkles FWIW.
This makes me feel less OCD about the leather seat cushion wrinkles on my few day old perforated seats. I guess there is no getting around wrinkles inside Model S interiors. Possibly the textile seats.