Restore the interior trim after removed the scratches

[chris0147]

I should also mention that I’m not sure where you’re located, but without reading through the entire thread again, I get the impression that you may be located outside the USA?

So that idea is simply a last resort type of thing that may just be worth a try. Test spot, not the whole thing...

Forgive me if I’m wrong about that. I’m viewing this on Tapatalk through my phone and it doesn’t show locations next to usernames like the full version does.

Yes I am located outside of the USA.

What do you mean by the last resort type of thing? do you mean I should use something like solution finish?

[chris0147]

Or find a replacement piece in better condition..............

Good idea, but it will cost me money to buy a new one...

[PaulMys]

Good idea, but it will cost me money to buy a new one...

Wasn't my idea.........

But, check around at junk/salvage yards for your exact model. Some great buys on parts if you can find a match.

[vobro]

Good idea, but it will cost me money to buy a new one...

It’ll cost you more buying stuff to fix what can’t be fixed

[Rsurfer]

It’ll cost you more buying stuff to fix what can’t be fixed

It will cost you nothing if it can't be fixed.

[chris0147]

24 hours since I used the heat gun, so today I have applied the Meguiars ultimate black restore like 3 times and here it is how it looks right now












Have I done it a good job guys?

[PaulMys]

I would say that you did, yes.

Good work.

[Rsurfer]

Good job Chris..now don't be scuffing it all up.

[chris0147]

Thanks guys