Cup holder insert ...
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Cup holder insert ...
I was tired of having the bottom of the cup holder get all scratched up as that's where I deposit my keys and change. I also put my iPhone 5 there and was worried that metal to metal contact would scratch the black aluminum finish on the iPhone. So I had 36 - 3" round discs of 1/16" non-slip rubber with a light adhesive on the back made for me (smallest batch possible). They look good got the job done. Now I'm not worried about my phone or scratching up the bottom (like what happened with my XF after 2 years). Andrew
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JimC64 (12-17-2012)
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I was tired of having the bottom of the cup holder get all scratched up as that's where I deposit my keys and change. I also put my iPhone 5 there and was worried that metal to metal contact would scratch the black aluminum finish on the iPhone. So I had 36 - 3" round discs of 1/16" non-slip rubber with a light adhesive on the back made for me (smallest batch possible). They look good got the job done. Now I'm not worried about my phone or scratching up the bottom (like what happened with my XF after 2 years). Andrew
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Same here, and all I've ever put there is plastic water bottles. If we could find a source for thin black rubber or vinyl, it should be easy enough to use the bottom of a wine glass to trace around and cut it to the right size. Now, where to find the material?...
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We need a photo. And as ajmarton asked, is it removable? If so, the rest of us should be able to just buy that part from a Jaguar dealer. I suspect it pops out like the little rubber inserts that go in the rear door pulls.
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I did find 3" rubber adhesive discs online, but there was a $20 minimum.
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I just got my set of 3 discs -- thanks AJ.
The material is really nice, and just thick enough. This stuff could have some other uses, such as protecting the horizontal wood surfaces on the console, or the wood on the door temporarily when I have the car serviced. With the light adhesive, you could cover up the wood and then remove it after servicing.
The material is really nice, and just thick enough. This stuff could have some other uses, such as protecting the horizontal wood surfaces on the console, or the wood on the door temporarily when I have the car serviced. With the light adhesive, you could cover up the wood and then remove it after servicing.
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