Anyone have any tips for hiding scratches on interior trim?
chicagopimp
08-26-2002, 06:07 PM
I've got scratches on the interior trim on the doors of my 02 Civic EX from people getting in and out (including myself...I'll admit). Does anyone know of a good way to cover those scratches up so they don't look so obvious?
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
PaulD
08-26-2002, 07:40 PM
I would like to know as well, I have an '88 CRX and needless to say - I have collected my fair share of scratches
ci5ic
08-26-2002, 11:12 PM
I got the same problem...
Possibly, if you hit 'em up with a heat-gun for a little bit? Would probably still look bad, but maybe not as noticeable...
Possibly, if you hit 'em up with a heat-gun for a little bit? Would probably still look bad, but maybe not as noticeable...
Whitey001
08-28-2002, 01:07 AM
Replace the door panels na JK not sure i would like to know though:flash:
EFsleeper
08-29-2002, 02:09 AM
depends on the scratch. I am an installer and yes from time to time I accidentally scratch something. A heat gun can cover up some stuff but it is not full repair. but yeah try a heat gun. dont over heat it though. best thing that i have found out is to hit it with the gun, let it sit 10 minutes hit it again. then try to smooth it with your finger. ( you will burn your finger at this point so be prepared) I have also used Crayola crayons to fill in the scratches, heating the wax into the scratch. It works ok. but not full proof repair.
chicagopimp
08-30-2002, 10:59 PM
I always wondered why mobile audio installers always have a heat gun hanging on the wall!
Seriously tho...thanks for the advice. I'll have to give that a shot after I install my new Sparco Grip pedals (can't wait!!)
Seriously tho...thanks for the advice. I'll have to give that a shot after I install my new Sparco Grip pedals (can't wait!!)
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