Dash Cover Mat Custom Fit for Toyota Camry 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 with Cutout for Sensors and Dash Speakers, Dashboard Cover Pad Carpet (02-06 Black) J40

Fit perfect on Camry 2008. We don’t need to use anything to hold it stay. Perhaps the old dash is already too sticky itself.I did steam it to release the folding which came from packaging during shipping.

It improved 100% my damaged car dashboard.

Product rating: B-Pros:- I like how it covers the decaying dashboard- soft texture to the touch- fits snug at clock cutout and into the edges, almost OEM fittingCon:- does not have cutout for dashboard speakers (front tweeters) - significantly dampen high frequency/negatively affecting sound quality- pattern around steering wheel frame does not lay flush with edges lined upNotes:- did not use provided Velcro as dashboard was sticky enough to keep it from sliding.- did not have handheld steamer for wrinkles; used an iron and sandwiched between thin towelsFinal thoughts:Satisfied to a degree but unfortunately would not recommend. I can deal with the fit, but very upset about it affecting the sound staging of the car's stock audio speakers. I'd try another product but removing it currently may leave my sticky dashboard in worse condition before applying another one.

The dashboard on my 2011 Toyota Camry can best be described as a large one of those sticky traps that you might use to trap a rat. I've had the car since new and there has NEVER been any chemical or cleaner applied to the dash. Toyota dealership does not recognize any responsibility or even to acknowledge that many other owner are experiencing the same problem. Because the stickiness has resulted in VERY bad glare which at times makes it near impossible to view what is in front of me I was shocked by Toyota dealership's refusal to correct the problem.I resorted to the purchase of the dash cover that I am now reviewing. Following the instructing that came with the cover the installation was easy and fit perfectly. I will though say that in addition to the printed instructions I performed one additional step. Before putting it in the car I laid it onto a sheet of 4mm sheet plastic and made a template to lay on top of the sticky dash before installing the cover.Doing this, I was able to get the cover into perfect position without it prematurely sticking to the dash. Once it was in position, I was able to easily remove the 4mm plastic while keeping the cover in place.I am so, so happy to have finally corrected this glare and stickiness problem.I will remember this experience when it's time to consider where or not to purchase another Toyota.

I really like this dash cover. The only difficulty I had was getting it properly fitted over the headlight sensor. I ended up cutting the hole larger.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:My vehicle's dash gets sticky in the sun. Thought this might help, but looks like an I'll fitting toupe and was too much and distracting. Like carpet on my dash. Not for me. Returned it

Nicely fit

I had one of those Toyotas that had a melting dashboard. I am kicking myself for not knowing about the recall so I missed the window to get a new dashboard. So it was all sticky and gooey and attracted anything that came into contact. It also had divers from fingernails or anything. It was a mess. The biggest issue was the crazy glare it caused on the windshield. I used a steam iron to smooth out the one wrinkle from shipping. I made one custom cut at the back so it fit over a sensor, it smoothed out and had all the correct cutouts and angles and just like that, I don’t hate the dashboard anymore. Great solution if you’re like me and don’t want to put too much more money into a 13 year old car.