DARKMAZ8

Any solutions? I got a couple of scratches on my door panal. Nothing serious, just really anoying.

r042wal

When I first got mine, 3 weeks ago, I took my Golden Retriever to the vets first to get her nails clipped. Then I let her cruise around with me on several occasions.

Unfortunately, her nails still put scratches in the console being hard plastic. My plan is to put a buffing pad in a rotary drill and buff them out the best I can without the use of any buffing compounds.

r042wal

When I first got mine, 3 weeks ago, I took my Golden Retriever to the vets first to get her nails clipped. Then I let her cruise around with me on several occasions.

Unfortunately, her nails still put scratches in the console being hard plastic. My plan is to put a buffing pad in a rotary drill and buff them out the best I can without the use of any buffing compounds.

Razz1

If there light and color white you can use a high powered hairdryer.

Heat it just enough to get super hot. The expansion of the molecules will fill in and take out the white.

If you don't know what you are doing you can destroy the plastic.

TheDosDog

If they are not deep, black shoe polish will conceal it pretty well.

jenkins-crew

You can get that stuff called "back to black" at the auto store.

canaryrx8

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I have similar scratches on my steering wheel, any ideas? I've looked at wraps, replacing it with another one, etc. can you buff leather? (hahaha)