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    A work college just called as his Freelander was involved in a supermarket bump at the weekend. Another vehicle has scratched the front right corner of the plastic bumper. He asked if I could help him out, I said I would have a go but not sure how successfull scratch removal on plastic would be.



    I have a couple of ideas on my attack been:



    PC 4" Spot Pad - SSR Range but which?

    W&D - but what to bring the gloss back? The W&D may remove the textured finish in the plastic though

    Meguiars PlastX

    Hide with a plastic dressing



    Has anybody ever carried out anything like the above and what would be peoples opinions on how to complete the task?

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    I` ll watch this carefully cause I have a similar problem with the passenger side inner door panel, right on the grainy plastic trim, as though some metal scraped against it. I thought of using a very fine "emery paper" on it but then I dared not doing anything before I asekd you guys... (Pics to follow shortly)

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    waiting for a reply here also. I`ve got a customer with some scratches in the plastic door panel of her expedition and she wants them out. I`ve refused to touch them so far because I dont want to polish off the textured finish of the plastic. Suggestions please?
    2009 Montego Blue BMW 335i :woot2:

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    Nobody!



    Looks like this could be a trial and error detail. I`ll take some pictures of the detail for those interested.

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    Yes please

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    Sandpaper, heat gun and trim restorer (or equivalent).

    If it`s too deep then it might not be possible to completely restore it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad iX
    Sandpaper, heat gun and trim restorer (or equivalent).

    If it`s too deep then it might not be possible to completely restore it.




    Het great... and how is the procedure please ?

 

 

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