scuffed console and arm rests
grateful for any thoughts on a less expensive route to dealing with these unsightly blemishes on my seal grey boxster than going for a respray.
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http://www.autobarn.net/3munruunbl.html
you could do it urself using something like that. im not sure which rubberized spray 3m has that is just like our interior... but you could always order a couple and use the one that matches. |
Are you talking about the ruberized coating on the console?
If so mine was all scratched as well. I took out the console and removed all the rubber. It looks 100% better and now matches the ash tray. It has a nice texture under that awful coating. My arm rests were already free of any rubber when I got it. I used hot water and a green scouring pad to remove it. Took a good hour of scrubbing in the kitchen sink. I also used some alcohol which seemed to help. The key was the hot water. |
and the answer to your question is here:
http://www.pedrosgarage.com/Site_3/Leather_Upholstering.html I did it myself and it looks great and it's not too hard to do I will tackle the center console next |
I agree with Chris...here's my door pockets covered in leather.
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