Piano Black Interior Trim Scratch Removal

**The Guz** · 07-12-2019, 03:12 PM

I did this a few months ago and just posted these on Autopia.

I used the Rupes ibrid nano and used whatever coating I was using on the paint at the time.

**Me Time** · 07-12-2019, 09:59 PM

Thanks for all of the great replies everyone. I have a couple of the products that you all suggested, I might try one on the dash and one on the console to see how they turn out. I figured whatever I use to apply it will have to be super soft or I will just be walking backwards.

Originally Posted by Mike Phillips

Blackfire One Step works great. If you haven't ordered a quart yet do it. You will love it.

I received a sample on my last order. We will give it a try.

One and done

BLACKFIRE One Step 32 ounce bottle

If you plan on coating your car then of course you cannot use a cleaner/wax anywhere.

Now your just talking on the outside right or if I decide to apply a coating on the trim? I've read enough on here to have it drilled into my brain that the surface has to be virgin in order for the coating to adhere to. This ol' dog can still absorb some things. The rest as the wife says is just useless trivia.

Very Important
Under the black plastic shell is WHITE plastic. Don't buff hard around edges or you'll buff/burn through. No fixing at this point.

BF One Step is very safe. Be sure to use a foam polishing pad or foam finishing pad. Never use cutting pads on Piano Plastic.

**Me Time** · 07-12-2019, 10:00 PM

I think I screwed up my reply quote.

**Me Time** · 07-12-2019, 10:02 PM

Originally Posted by The Guz

I did this a few months ago and just posted these on Autopia.

I used the Rupes ibrid nano and used whatever coating I was using on the paint at the time.

That's about how mine looks. That looks great. I think some of them came from the last time I cleaned out the interior. I still have some Black-Fire Crystal Seal left and I apply it to all of the black and chrome. It holds up very well, but I'm sure not as well as the coating. Really nice job.

**LEDetailing** · 07-13-2019, 07:01 AM

Originally Posted by The Guz

I did this a few months ago and just posted these on Autopia.

I used the Rupes ibrid nano and used whatever coating I was using on the paint at the time.

Wow, that is not only impressive results. But great photos too!

Taping must have taken some time and patience.