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Take a look in the "How To" section, there's a series of pics showing disassembly of the commander switch to remove spilled coffee.

Got it to work. :) See update to original post.

I bought the OEM rubber trunk mat and it's been great so far. Good material and coverage. I'm looking ti get the Husky interior mats since they have more carpet coverage.

Congrats! The car looks good with the tint. How is the visibility at night with the tint?

+1 on the swifter duster. Just tried it and it cleans without leaving any residue.

Good to know I'm not the only one with the issue. I tried connecting the phone with the USB connection but no luck.

I'm having issues trying to connect my Moto DROID X Pandora app to thecar Mazda6 via bluetooth. The procedure I've used is to enable BT on the phone, start Pandora on the phone then start the Pandora function on the car. The phone connects to the car and hands free phone function works fine...

Thanks for taking the time to snap a few pics! The mats look great ; I'll buy a set since the dead pedal coverage is just what I'm looking for. By the way the rear bumper sill protector also looks nice. Is it the OEM design? Thanks again.

Thanks for the pics! I bought the OEM trunk mat and I'm very happy with the material quality. I'd still like to get better carpet and dead pedal coverage and protection from salt so seeing pics of installed Weathertech and Husky mats would be great.

I just measured the post pitch distance: 120mm. Post length is 155mm. Black sticking on the headrest (although my seats do have the red stitching they did not continue this on the headrests)

Well done, looks great. I'm thinking of using this material on the lower gray bumper part on my 6.

Bump for the pics :)

After test driving the CX-5 and the 6, I had my measuring tape to check the fit of the kid seats. I ended up measuring the pitch distance between the headrest posts of both cars and the were nearly identical. If the headrest post length from the 6 is adequate you could buy and install those...

I just installed mud flaps this weekend. The rear scribe lines are on the inside surface of the wheel well liners; on the mating surface between the liner and bumper. Similar locations as the bolts holding the front mud flaps next to the wheel.

Thanks for the detailed reply. I'm up in Vermont so I'm glad to hear the car handles well in snow. I'm debating on applying undercoating to prevent rust. Not sure how Mazdas handle salt; they use tons of it here to keep the roads clear. My previous car was a VW Jetta the survived 12 winters...

Looks great! Did you do any surface sanding or apply primer/adhesive?

I just picked up a Mazda 6 this past weekend and I'm looking to get all weather mats. After researching and following the CX-5 forums the Husky brand looks to provide the best coverage especially on the dead pedal area. Has any one bought these that can share pictures? Actual installed pics...

Good point on the motor functionality.

For the price point these cars are going for, it's insane such minute details are left out. If I end up getting a CX-5 I'll try swapping out the switches to one touch up/ down.

Mazda has been on the short list to replace my 192k mile Jetta; especially the CX-5 for the added room and AWD. In my research, I noticed the similarities between the CX-5 and the new Mazda 6 interiors, both of which I really like. Seems some of the same switch gear parts bins might have been...