Hard interior plastics

[gizzsdad]

My wife's truck, in particular, has very hard interior plastics that scratch easily. The B-pillar (seat belt buckle) and door panel around the handle show the worst effects. The material has a fake pebble grain embossed into it, so sanding would seem of little value.

It would seem that something that would act as a (likely) temporary filler may be my best option. Would much prefer a matte finish as opposed to shiny.

I have been looking at CarPro PERL, but would be curious as to others' experience with this or better products.

Thanks

[Desertnate]

For interior bits like that, regular cleaning and an application of 303 Aerospace works well for me.

[allenk4]

Pictures Please

[Old Tiger]

PERL is a great product that can be diluted to taste.

[allenk4]

BEFORE:

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AFTER:

[spiralout462]

Sanding and polishing will definitely not work! Pick an interior dressing and give it a shot. I really like 1Z Cockpit Premium for routine maintenance but 303 might to a better job of covering you defects if in fact they are scratches/scuffs.


Welcome to AGO!

[allenk4]

The BEFORE and AFTERs above were repaired with the carful application of heat.

[WAXOFF]

I like CG's VRP. But I like a shiny interior also.

[andrewbmw]

+1 for carpro perl

[allenk4]

I would love to see some pictures of the defects your are trying to hide.

Also, anyone who is having success covering this type of defect, please post some Before & After pics.

Curious to see what is working on these types of blemishes on interior plastics.