scuffs on plastic

Dave0803

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• Feb 7, 2007

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I have some scuffs on some of the plastic from things scraping accross it. Does anyone know of a way to get rid of them? The only thing I could think of is to paint it but even the paint I ordered from 50resto.com for my car doesn't really match. Is there anywhere else to get paint that would match the charcole grey interior?

 

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merc123

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Feb 7, 2007

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• Feb 7, 2007

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Get a larger picture also so we know what we're looking at.

 

sgarlic

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That's obviously the bezel around the shifter. I didn't even click the pic.

 

LaserRed01GT

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Feb 8, 2007

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I've done a few small touch up jobs on various radio/HVAC bezels and the shift boot bezel with Dupli-Color vinyl and fabric paint. It worked great and matched fairly well.

 

tomustang

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wow, I've had my radio bezel wear out faster than my shifter bezel did

 

merc123

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sgarlic said:

That's obviously the bezel around the shifter. I didn't even click the pic.

Click to expand...

:Teh-Win:

 

myponyrocks

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The shifter bezel is cheap, buy a new one, other areas use a fine grit sand paper but in the end it's gonna look best if you can fill and repaint. So its usually cheaper time wise just to buy a new part.