Fixing Scratched Interior Plastic Panels??
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Fixing Scratched Interior Plastic Panels??
I have a couple of my interior panels/trim pieces that have light scuff marks in them which cause the area to look significantly lighter in color than the rest of the panel.
My question is... is there any secret formula to removing these blemishes other than by using paint?
My question is... is there any secret formula to removing these blemishes other than by using paint?
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Originally Posted by Brett H
I have a couple of my interior panels/trim pieces that have light scuff marks in them which cause the area to look significantly lighter in color than the rest of the panel.
My question is... is there any secret formula to removing these blemishes other than by using paint?
My question is... is there any secret formula to removing these blemishes other than by using paint?
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Originally Posted by JAvenger007
link or pic?
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Thanks for the replies and if someone could post up some info on this dye it would be great. Even the brand name would be good then i can just do a search.
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Well, I found the charge ticket for it, I had gotten it from NAPA. But it does not say what the product name was, I called NAPA and asked about the part number, and they no longer stock it, so they dont know.
All I remember, is it was a small kit, two tubes of something that you mixed and just used the rag provided to clean the area your dying, and rub it in.
Sorry for not being much help on the matter. Maybe Google will hold more results.
All I remember, is it was a small kit, two tubes of something that you mixed and just used the rag provided to clean the area your dying, and rub it in.
Sorry for not being much help on the matter. Maybe Google will hold more results.
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I bought some dye for a project for one of my dad's customers. I can't think of what brand it is but I have it in the garage. I never used it but the guy at the shop said it was good stuff and I've heard others say it works really well. I'll look up the name and get back to you. I know it can be found online too. It's a spray can but you could spray some on a rag and wipe the area that is scratched