Howard

I have whitish wear marks on the drivers door panel. Can anyone sugessst a product that would bring back the black.

Unhooked

yea I have that too. Think its due to movin in and out and the contact betn shoes and that door panel

Thinkin some kinda oils should do the trick

SayNoToPistons

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303 aeropsace protectant. DO NOT use "OILS" (ex: armor all)... use only water based products for the interior and exterior moldings.

romycha1

+1

oil-based products will end up drying it out if you don't keep reapplying it

Howard

The marks are higher up near the arm rest on the door panel itself. I need something with a dye i think.

Ericok

I've gotten some marks off with Mr Clean's Magic Eraser.

SayNoToPistons

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ALP22

Is it on the leather panels? I found that too on the passenger side - turned out to be my significant other's over-use of sun-tan lotion. Some leather conditioner (meguiars) cleaned it up nicely.

Agreed on armor-all and the like. They make it look nice but then it gets smudged and inevitably all over the glass and never comes off. Better to just use a damp rag.

w0rm

oddly enough I have the same marks. I am the only driver and I don't wear oils that would cause it. I've been having a hard time determining what causes the faint marks.

Hightshoe

Mothers back to black works well. Im not sure if its oil based, but its rather liquidy so I would have to say its water based.

SayNoToPistons

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I wouldnt use back to black on interior panels unless its the kick panel.

Razz1

What about using NXT?

SayNoToPistons

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NXT Interior Protectant will work for itnerior panels but the "wear marks" will come back after a few days.

Hightshoe

I've never used it on the interior of my car, but is says on the bottle that you can.

Argento Otto

How about shoe polish? That might be the best solution.