ECOTRIC Dash Cover Compatible with 2004-2006 Lexus RX330 2007-2009 Lexus RX350 2006-2008 Lexus RX400h Dashboard Overlay Skin Cap Black

Absolutely fit like a glove. Perfect color.

Terrible quality, bad fit, came already bent and was able to see the old dash underneath.They will also charge you 60 dollars for shipping back, will never use again.

This fits well, was easy to install (see note), and matches out interior color scheme well. (2009 Lexus RX350 champagne).I do not like the cutout on the passenger side. Not really sure what that is for and it makes it obvious that it isn't the dash. Otherwise I don't think most people would even realize that it is a cover and not the original dashboard.The narrow part to the right of the driver's display that drops to a round for the vent is fragile. We broke it w/o much effort. I would be careful of that were I to install again.

I ordered a cover for a 2008 Lexus RX-350, because the previous owner messed up the dash pretty bad. I like the idea of a form-fitting, plastic dash, rather than a dashboard carpet. It looked pretty easy, I watched a YouTube video on the installation of a similar product (Coverlay, made in USA) and the instructions were the same as what came with this cover.The reason I rated this product three stars...1. The cover came scuffed in three places down to the black plastic. I asked the seller if they provide touch-up paint, but they don't and asked if I could repaint it for a $15 refund. Rather than go through the hassle of returning the cover, I agreed and will deal with touching it up later. (I really need the cover in the car.)2. I pre-checked the fit of the cover before putting on the adhesive, and it "seemed" to fit fine. Once I had the adhesive on and put the cover in place, I found that it popped up in places due to the edges not fitting snugly in place where the dash and plastic around the controls meet. I had to try and trim the edges with a knife without damaging anything.3. The adhesive is made in China and I am concerned it will not hold the cover in place. Due to the cover popping up and pulling away from the dash, even with the adhesive on, I had to use weights, cardboard, and get creative to hold sections down as it dries for the recommended 8 hours. It stressed only using a small bead of adhesive near the edge of the cover, but the adhesive seems cheap. I understand it cannot set too quickly to allow for adjustments of the cover if needed, but the cover should stay in place after about 5 minutes or so. I'll see after 8 hours.This cover still looks better than the damaged dash and is cheaper than a new dashboard, but the quality of the adhesive and the fact that the paint scuffed off so easily in shipping concerns me. Know that if you get this you may have some issues installing it, even if you follow the instructions to the letter. If the cover pops up and the adhesive fails in the Florida heat, I will be pissed.**UPDATE **It hasn't been a week, but the Temps here in Tampa, FL have been around 90 and the inside of the car is easily 100 degrees or more. The adhesive seems to be holding and all is well. It looks like a brand new dashboard and well worth the work and the price. Saved me hundreds!

Overall, the cover looks nice and fit my RX350 well after a little trimming under the key and trip reset button. The problem is the adhesive. It’s very weak. After following all of the instructions r.e. Cleaning/prep, and letting it sit weighted and taped for almost 24 hours, it still didn’t hold down in some areas. Going to try a different adhesive in the effected areas, if that doesn’t work, I’ll have to rip it out.

All humpy in the middle. No way to get it to sit correctly.

Looks way better than the Arizona sun scorched original dash. Color is close but not exact but only i notice it. Not sure why they provide white Silicone as it shows on the edges. I subbed clear and it is much better. Overall a great option for the price.

Terms that apply to this product are: "almost", "pretty much", "could me". Bring a razor knife and scissors to trim it to fit. The glue they provide with the cover is the size of a travel tube of toothpaste. So, you spread it thin to make it cover everything, and it doesn't stick. I followed instructions to the letter. I wedged a piece of wood between the steering wheel and the ignition key slot, for example, let sit overnight. I also used sandbags and painter's tape. See photos. Also, the glue dries white. 2nd attempt: very careful trimming to fit + premium, color matching glue are the secrets to a really nice fit & finish. Was frustrated, now happy.