Interior at risk for moth damage?

[m3f_ReturnToS54]

My recently acquired coupe with m cross interior was parked in a garage with the windows down for a week. I'm assuming all of the interior fabrics, including the m cross inserts, are synthetic and not at risk for moth damage?

[m3f_englishtom1596q]

Why don't you close your windows and put an open box of arm and hammer in there

[m3f_ReturnToS54]

They're closed now. I had been working on the car in my spare time and didn't think to put the windows up.

[m3f_Earthwormjlm]

It's almost summer, just park the car in the sun if you're really worried about moths. They won't do too well in 120+ degree temperatures.

[m3f_Braymond141]

It's almost summer, just park the car in the sun if you're really worried about moths. They won't do too well in 120+ degree temperatures.

That'll sure protect that M-Cross fabric and Amaretta.

[m3f_Earthwormjlm]

That'll sure protect that M-Cross fabric and Amaretta.

Yes, 1 or 2 days will ruin his interior.

[m3f_Braymond141]

Yes, 1 or 2 days will ruin his interior.

It all adds up

[m3f_Tove]

Ha, I second the arm and hammer

[m3f_omairtheman1]

You need to put in a picture of Godzilla somewhere in the car... This will protect the interior from any moths or Mothra.

[m3f_ReturnToS54]

Thanks for the replies, I know it is kind of a ridiculous question. Just not eager to see holes eaten in the door cards, headliner, etc... I contemplated letting the car sit out in the sun for a few hours, but I live in the desert which is harsh on 20 year old plastic dashes, rubber trim pieces, etc... I don't baby the car when I drive it, but I try to avoid environmental factors that can cause issues that you can't "unsee" once you've seen them once.