the car wash shop scratch the interior plastic panel with vacuum hose.
its typical scratches (scuff mark) from tip of vacuum hose.
i should ve not let them clean interior....damn my mistake.
anyway anyone know how to remove em?
thanks~

 

I know when my Evo was at the Stealership they scratched the back of my driver seat. Which as you know is about a $1200 part. Well, they had there upholstery guy fix it. Not perfect but hard to see

 

u can apply some heat to them and it usually will help just dont apply to much

 

i have heat gun i might try that one out...thanks for ur tip
anyone has done differently?

 

I hate those scratches...as for removing them I'm stil trying to figure it out like the door handle thingy I left a nasty mark and it bugs me to look at it so I kinda wanna just go buy the part :[

 

tell me about it!

 

I don't know of a way to simply remove the scratches, but you could always remove the panels to sand and paint them.

 

Bringing back from the dead, but has anybody any idea? Only thing I can think of is using something like Meguirs vinyl protectant, but that doesn't really solve the problem, just makes it look more glossy -which I don't like. I need to use something on the pass kickpanel/glove compartment as they're getting scuffed up.

 

good and affective idea..

 

You might want to check out carbon fiber or some other vinyl overlay as well... a lot faster than painting.

 

if they are deep, an old dirt bike trick is to use a razor blade and trim the burrs off. But for minor scratches.....there are plastic restore polishes, but I dont know how those work on interior parts.

 

Also, to help minimize scratches use Plexus on the plastic parts. It also works wonders on gauge clusters. That clear plactic scratches if you breathe on it wrong!

 

I would be ticked!!!!

 

I had a pretty deep scratch on my dash by what looked like a key. I gave a call to vinyl doctor and the guy came to my house and fixed it under an hour. It costed me $60 but you can't even tell it was there.