Interior plastic panel scratch removal?
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Rear Door Table and Cage Prado 150
Rear Door Drop Down Table and Cage to suit Toyota Prado 150 / Lexus GX 460 - KAON
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that doesn't solve my problem but thanks!Rear Door Table and Cage Prado 150
Rear Door Drop Down Table and Cage to suit Toyota Prado 150 / Lexus GX 460 - KAON
i think you’re SOL.
you can cover the panels with canvas: Lexus GX Cargo Liner - https://www.canvasback.com/lexus-gx-cargo-liners-2010-2020.html
I had them on my GX460 and now have them on my 200. Great products
you can cover the panels with canvas: Lexus GX Cargo Liner - https://www.canvasback.com/lexus-gx-cargo-liners-2010-2020.html
I had them on my GX460 and now have them on my 200. Great products
There is no way to fix that other than replacing the panel. If fussing over little scratches here and there is your thing, maybe get a second beater pickup to keep your garage queen safe from the roaming hoards of mongol furniture.
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Richard
With all due respect, this may be one of those instances where 20/20 hind sight is found and wishing you had better coverings for your interior before hand.
As an avid off road overlander, my rear door and rear quarter panels are also scratched up, but I bought it for this purpose. I love what it does and to me the scratches are badges of honor.
But I can understand if you're on the other end and this is your family vehicle, don't really ever go off road except maybe a fire road, and like it being pristine. My Father-in-Law is like that with his stuff, kind of fanatical about keeping things perfect.
One suggestion you could go with is to resurface it with a bed liner in a color that as close to your interior as possible. If your interior is black, you have it made!
The bed liner will also protect against any further scratches.
As an avid off road overlander, my rear door and rear quarter panels are also scratched up, but I bought it for this purpose. I love what it does and to me the scratches are badges of honor.
But I can understand if you're on the other end and this is your family vehicle, don't really ever go off road except maybe a fire road, and like it being pristine. My Father-in-Law is like that with his stuff, kind of fanatical about keeping things perfect.
One suggestion you could go with is to resurface it with a bed liner in a color that as close to your interior as possible. If your interior is black, you have it made!
The bed liner will also protect against any further scratches.
I have seen people use a heat gun for the more utilitarian plastics (in the trunk area). people have gotten fairly big scratches out by heating up the plastic. check out this link
carproper.com
never tried it myself though.
How To Remove Scratches From Plastic Car Interior [Easy Fix]
Did you scratch up the shiny interior of your vehicle? I have some good news for you. This article is dedicated to finding ways to make those scratches vanish.
carproper.com
never tried it myself though.
Always a long term Canvasback option as well
www.canvasback.com
Lexus GX Cargo Liner
This cargo liner covers the cargo area and goes up the back of the 3rd seat and back of the 2nd. Comes in 3 or 4 pieces.
www.canvasback.com
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Its not a garage queen but I like to take care of my s***.
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yes! I saw that online as well. I might give it a shot for any tears or deep scratches.I have seen people use a heat gun for the more utilitarian plastics (in the trunk area). people have gotten fairly big scratches out by heating up the plastic. check out this link
How To Remove Scratches From Plastic Car Interior [Easy Fix]
Did you scratch up the shiny interior of your vehicle? I have some good news for you. This article is dedicated to finding ways to make those scratches vanish.
never tried it myself though.
