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Old 11-21-08, 11:37   #1 (permalink)
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Need some help with interior scratches...

What do you guys use to remove scratches from the plastic audio face plate and also the laminated wood grain on cars like Lexus. My car was a demo and has some pretty good scratches in these areas.

A search says to use Silvo but the info is limited on how. Anyone tried this?
 
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Old 11-22-08, 05:23   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Need some help with interior scratches...

Shameless Bump.....

Surely someone has dealt with scratches on interior plastic and wood grain with success?
 
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Old 11-22-08, 06:46   #3 (permalink)
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Re: Need some help with interior scratches...

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What do you guys use to remove scratches from the plastic audio face plate and also the laminated wood grain on cars like Lexus. My car was a demo and has some pretty good scratches in these areas.

A search says to use Silvo but the info is limited on how. Anyone tried this?
I've used lots of different polishes and compounds for plastic scratch removal depending on the scratch and type of plastic but just to be safe I'd recommend Novus Plastic Polish #2 or #3:

Novus Plastic Polishes: TAP Plastics

If you use #3 you'll want to follow with #2 to finish it out.

Not sure about the wood in your Lexus (thick or thin finish) so I can't help you out there.
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