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Reply With QuoteSorry Jim, I have tried and tried to cover panal/dash scratches.
It seems thier is a thin translucent coating on the dam plastic.
Anyone else found a cure?
Shotgun
This is a discussion on scratches on the dashboard within the Cockpit and Cabin forums, part of the Tutorials & DIY category; i was installing my stereo when i made a few scratches on my dashboard. they arent deep at all. just ...
i was installing my stereo when i made a few scratches on my dashboard. they arent deep at all. just a little bit of white showing. any recommendations of how to get rid of my eyesores?
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Sorry Jim, I have tried and tried to cover panal/dash scratches.
It seems thier is a thin translucent coating on the dam plastic.
Anyone else found a cure?
Shotgun
"Speed Kills......But so do Strokes,...Sign your donar card"
Light sandpaper? Try getting the finest sandpaper you can get and just scratching at them until you can level them all out.
I cant really think of anything else.
13.2 @105 with the old auto. Now rockin a 4.44 standard tranny.
sorry about the double post...but wont that mess up the color of the dashboard and cause more problems?
lightly modded with a hint of audiophile
don't use nothing less than 2000 grit used for polishing automotive paint but i never tried it
This is just a caution don't try to use 60 grit or you'll sand a whole instead
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