DaddyGoFaster

I don't take one-off custom design jobs. Drawing up, printing, and assembling a one-of-a-kind part for a single order doesn't pencil out. Bulk is a different story. If you want something already in the shop produced in quantity, message me with the product, how many you need, and when you need it, and I'll get you pricing and a lead time.

Yes, and it's the kind of order I'd rather have. I do volume pricing for fleets, dealerships, service shops, and retailers on anything listed in the shop. Message me with the product, how many you need, and your timeline, and I'll send back pricing and a lead time. Bigger runs get better pricing.

No. Anything I make for a vehicle is meant for use in a parked, stationary vehicle. These are organization and convenience products, not safety equipment, and they aren't designed or rated for use while a vehicle is in motion. Don't load, adjust, or reach for any of it while driving, and don't mount anything where it blocks your view, your controls, or an airbag. Check that your setup is legal where you live before you install it.

Wipe clean with a damp cloth and a little mild soap. Skip acetone, alcohol-based cleaners, and other solvents, and don't run any of it through a dishwasher. If a part uses adhesive, clean the surface first and give it a full day to set before you load it up.

These are 3D printed, not injection molded, so they won't be flawless. Expect faint layer lines, small surface marks, slight color variation between batches, and minor dimensional differences from one part to the next. That's normal for the process and part of why these cost what they do. I check every part before it ships and I won't send one with a defect that affects how it works, but if you're after a mirror-smooth molded finish, these aren't that. Plastic has limits too: don't leave parts baking in a closed vehicle in direct sun for long stretches, don't load them past what the listing describes, and keep them away from heat sources.

Message me through Etsy first, as soon as you can and ideally within 48 hours of delivery, with clear photos of the part and the packaging it came in. I'll sort it out with a replacement or a refund. I'd rather fix it directly than have you sit through a case, and I can usually turn it around faster. What I can't cover is damage from installation, modification, loading a part past what the listing describes, or use outside what it was made for. Cosmetic marks that don't affect how the part works are covered in the 3D printing question above, not treated as damage.

Each listing shows its own processing time, and carrier transit is on top of that. Every order ships with tracking and I upload the number to Etsy so you can follow it. Once it's with the carrier the timing is out of my hands. If tracking says delivered and you don't have it, check with others at the address and your local carrier first, then message me and I'll help chase it. I can't cover packages marked delivered to a correct address and then taken off a porch, and I can't reship free when an order comes back because the address was entered wrong. Please double-check your address at checkout.