How to remove scratches on the dash?
Aug 8, 2004, 09:55 AM
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How to remove scratches on the dash?
Ok, I was removing my old stock gauges in my ES for an OZ cluster. And let me tell me tell you, IT'S A BIATCH to remove! I don't care what anyone says!
But anyway...in the process, I scratched up the dash around the gauges. The top dash of our cars, u know the leather part where it kinda provides a roof over our gauges...? Yeh that part. It's all scratched up and even at one part is gouged(sp.). And to add, there are two scratches on the dash area around the steering wheel
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So any ideas on how to remove scratches, conceal them, etc.
But anyway...in the process, I scratched up the dash around the gauges. The top dash of our cars, u know the leather part where it kinda provides a roof over our gauges...? Yeh that part. It's all scratched up and even at one part is gouged(sp.). And to add, there are two scratches on the dash area around the steering wheel
.So any ideas on how to remove scratches, conceal them, etc.
Aug 8, 2004, 10:53 AM
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yeh that's kinda wut i said with my hubcap/steelies....I was gonna get rims anyways so I scuffed the hell out of the hubcaps. Peeps thought I lived in the city when I was putting my new ones on.
I work around my 2-tone gray scheme. It actually works for me.
so..discreet, how'd they do it?
I work around my 2-tone gray scheme. It actually works for me.
so..discreet, how'd they do it?
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i bought my oz used and i swear the woman who had it before me let a fawking puma loose in there, scratches here and there, i would love to know who she was so i could whip out the pimp hand and smack the shlt out of her
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Originally Posted by Pick_a_Fro
oh alrite sweet....i'm glad i'm not the only one. Wut they have to do? U just took ur car in, and they did it?
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Aug 9, 2004, 11:36 AM
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The day I bought my car my ex decided it would be a good idea to climb from the drivers seat to the passenger seat. I was in the house at the time. In the process she dragged her shoe on the dash. If i use good dash cleaner/polish it goes away, but comes back when its dirty
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yeh post some pics discreet...I would like to see how it turned out. It's pretty dumb we gotta pay more more for a mod that we did DIY.
Dang...sorry to hear about that Danno. Women with their high heeled shoes...but other than them messin up our dashes...they still
with them on...oh yeh!
Dang...sorry to hear about that Danno. Women with their high heeled shoes...but other than them messin up our dashes...they still
with them on...oh yeh!
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