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Scuffed Interior Plastic Trim
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Scuffed Interior Plastic Trim
Guys, anyone recommend a product such as a a dye, etc to remove scuffs/white marks on the black interior plactic trim, such as the interior plastic trim on the central support beam (section between front/back doors). In fact, wouldnt mind a product that I could re-colour the whole plastic section to make it look nice again and not really fussed about removing the white scuff, just hiding them.
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Re: Scuffed Interior Plastic Trim
Try felt tips????
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Re: Scuffed Interior Plastic Trim
I was hoping to do the thing, something like Back to Black.
Re: Scuffed Interior Plastic Trim
Back to Black rubs off

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Re: Scuffed Interior Plastic Trim
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Back to Black rubs off
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Exactly, but I cant be the only one with scuffed black interior plastic trim, looking for a solution
Back to Black rubs off
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Exactly, but I cant be the only one with scuffed black interior plastic trim, looking for a solution

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Re: Scuffed Interior Plastic Trim
Try breakers 

Re: Scuffed Interior Plastic Trim
1) breakers and get a replacement trim
2) try to order as oem part may be cheaper than you expect. Or rediculously expensive. Never can tell.
3) paint. There are paints specifically designed for interior plastics which will give the correct colour texture and finish.
2) try to order as oem part may be cheaper than you expect. Or rediculously expensive. Never can tell.
3) paint. There are paints specifically designed for interior plastics which will give the correct colour texture and finish.
Re: Scuffed Interior Plastic Trim
i wouldn't bother with paint - the cause i think is that the seatbelt buckle keeps knocking on it when released which is what's causing the damage. Paint will get damaged faster than the oem plastic!
i'd try breakers, fleabay etc for a replacement part.
i'd try breakers, fleabay etc for a replacement part.
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