My 2004 Solara is cracked all over... is there a filler that can be use on it?

I contacted local dealer which informed me that my 2004, does not have any recalls on it. This is a cross the board problem which should not fall under a pick and choose which model is going to get assistance. We buy our products based on research, reputation, and other factors. Why are we the consumers getting penalized for bad decisions made by upper management who probably trimmed the fat to line their pockets with. Now we are left with an estimated repair or replacement bill for $2,000. Who is say how long this one will last....... My car sits in a well ventilated storage and is babied. It now has the appearance of someone who has been going to a tanning salon for decades. Thats ok money grows on trees and we as consumers can just go pick more...... NOT!!!! Never again will I buy a Toyota, because they do not back their product.......customer satisfaction is not in their vocabulary. It has become the Yugo of the car world. One angry soon no longer to be a Toyota owner...

http://www.carcomplaints.com/news/2015/toyota-replace-melting-shiny-dashboards.shtml . I didn't read the entire content, may not be of any help...

How did/has your repair gone? Hope it's been to your liking. Any advice you'd share for one having it done next week? Thanks!

Let us know how the dashboard replacement went. Did you have any fallout from the dashboard repair?

Two weeks later, the dash was installed perfectly in about 4.5 hours. It will be a year next month and all is well. No rattles or problems whatsoever. I hope the materials used in the replacement will hold up long term. I was told by the dealership that Toyota will only replace it once so I'm trusting that whoever manufactured the replacement dash got it right this time. Hope this helps.