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YOUR RESEARCHThe Frunk
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Use dollar bills
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I just use dollar bills then toss them in the trash.😩
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there are plenty of tinkerbells that carry and use a micro cloth for for such use
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I'm thrilled though, my frunk is an order of magnitude easier to use now.
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mine gets and needs the 2 handed push to close but i DO NOT push on the emblem .No the finger /palm prints do not bother me. there are plenty of tinkerbells that carry and use a micro cloth for for such use
Personally, I carry a pack of these in my car under the passenger seat.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sonax-GMBH-C...FUWHve&vxp=mtr
These are made in Germany and specially designed for optimum cohesion with the Porsche polymers found in the frunk area of our cars. They come in packs of 15 for only $30.90 with free shipping. I just throw it away after I have used one to close the frunk once. A pack will last around 3 months, so they really are cost effective and a small price to pay given that the Porsche logo on the front of the car is the most noticeable area of these cars.
I've found if I first tape over the optical sensor on my automatic garage door, then position the car just so, and put a folded up towel across the front hood, then the garage door closing does a great job of shutting the frunk cover.
My frunk also needed a ton of force (two hands just below the crest) to close, which I realized wasn't normal when I tried on a friend's 986 Boxster S and was able to latch it easily with one hand.
I just WD-40'd the latch mechanism and it seems to work a lot easier now. I'd try that before trying to readjust anything.
Yeah, pretty wild. Actually, my initial plan was to dismantle the entire assembly to adjust it, so the common sense approach clearly wasn't an immediately obvious one to me. Common sense is overrated.
I'm thrilled though, my frunk is an order of magnitude easier to use now. Perfect for storing the dollar bills used to wipe the fingerprints off.
