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pcfrisch
Anyone have any good advice on scratches on the interior hard plastic? This weather has been goofy, today it got up to 55:shocked: so I thought I would crank up the pressure washer and sparay the road crud off my Tungsten grey pony. I noticed I have some scratches on the interior bottom of the door caused by my big clod-hoppers getting out of the car.
Having a dark charcoal interior makes the scratches really stand out.
By the way we are supposed to get 4-7 inches of snow tonight :doh:
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Stoenr
A replacement part cant be that expensive. Those panels or whatever you want to call them sure do take alot of abuse over years. Maybe picking up an extra isnt a bad idea. I am careful as possible when I get in/out, but sometimes you just cant help it. To preserve it keep alot of armor all like stuff on it. I use aerospace303 protectant. Helps the clodhopers slide across, vs digging in and scratching.
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Hah, yeah I mentioned that in another post. I hate that. Just the sound of it! :happyhapp
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