Scratches
 

Is there any way to remove scratches from the plastic arm rest section of the back seat?

It's 86 TA

Or should I just trash em, I'm converting the interior to gray anyway, but maybe if I can clean em up, I could get a few bucks for em.

Thanx

Here's a pic of what I'm talking about

I'm thinking you can but it wont look like the same piece of plastic. I would try and lightly sand it down. Other wise I dont think there would be a way. :confused:

pretty messed up isn't? my dog will NEVER be allowed in my car again! :(

My firend had the same problem. So we went to napa autoparts and found this paint thats made for bumpers. We're still testing it to see if scratches, fades, and/or chips. Other then that its looks brand new.

U can try to lightly sand the actualy scrates a litle bit and buy vinyl dye the one that is in a spray paint like can. its just dries flexible unlike spray paint. it looks great and very hard to tell the diffeerece if u take your time. and alot cheaper than a new interior if its not too badly messed up from the ppoch kev

I guess they can't look any worse than they already do huh?
Thanx for all the tips

No not really u will be surprised how good they can come out my 70 stang was all original and looked great after I redid it. saved alot of money and no one ever knew;)

or goto a junk yard and see if they have any ones in that color.
Ill take a look around for tan insides b/c i need some parts.

I already found the whole gray interior that i need, was just hoping to clean these up a bit and get a few bucks for em, If they don't turn out, I can always throw them away.

BTW: After I sand it slightly, do i have to primer it in some way?
Thanx

where you at in Jersey??? I probably have some of the gray pieces that you are looking for. Just let me know if you are interested.

I have all of the back hatch area up to and including the speaker area. Send me a PM or something ... maybe we can meet up.

KZad

No u dont need to primer them just make sure they r clean and nop soapy residue either

Looks like you had an aligator in your back seat. :D

well theres not too many aligators up here in NJ :D lol

Just a thought (experiment on a scrap piece first)...

You could sand- or possibly shell-blast (ground walnut shells) the whole exposed area to give it a uniform appearance again. You could then spraypaint with a vinyl dye.