White marks on door panels
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White marks on door panels They look like they could be from chalk or something. They are not, but best way I can describe them right now. Simple Green didn't work, warm water didn't work & 303 protectant helped some, but once that wears off, they will show through again.
Anyone else have these marks on any cars & how did you get rid of them?
Anyone else have these marks on any cars & how did you get rid of them?
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Ohhhhhh I misread. I thought you were taking about the outer skin for some reason. Has to be just a scuff Mark then. Try a different cleaning product and see. Could still be a small scratch
That looks like a stress-crack feature in the plastic, ..., like there's something pushing on it from behind.
Is it firm behind it, & soft on each side, when you push on it in those areas?
Is it firm behind it, & soft on each side, when you push on it in those areas?
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Try putting some heat to it from a hair dryer. Be very careful not to overheat the plastic as it will bring the oils to the top and leave a shiny spot.
It's not a stress "crack" per say but a stress mark possibly. When you stretch or stress certain plastics with out heat they will turn white.
Another thought, since its by the door pull, is hand cream or lotion that either stained or stripped the color.
It's not a stress "crack" per say but a stress mark possibly. When you stretch or stress certain plastics with out heat they will turn white.
Another thought, since its by the door pull, is hand cream or lotion that either stained or stripped the color.