What are you using to touch up scratches on the black interior plastic

[Blueinterceptor]

What are you using to touch up a scratch on the black interior plastic. Not the piano black but something like the door panels?

 

[NWLa Now]

Waiting to hear (minor scuffs sim areas) but brown trim.

 

[KMeloney]

What are you using to touch up a scratch on the black interior plastic. Not the piano black but something like the door panels?

I'll be following this to see if anyone has a good method for blending actual scratches... but in the meantime, I use only lemon Pledge on all of my interior and exterior plastic trim.

 

[Anomaly]

One method is to create your own texture tool using dent pull hot glue. Then use some filler material or just light sanding and spray paint.

I used Rust-Oleum Flat Black to re-paint the center console on my 350Z not too long ago. It came out a little on the shiny side compared to OE finish but it worked well enough.

 

[Scarey]

Does the pledge help hide the whitish scuff marks on the dark interior plastic?

 

[KMeloney]

Does the pledge help hide the whitish scuff marks on the dark interior plastic?

A little, I think. I’ve got some scratches in the back where my golf bag resides most of the time, and I haven’t really gone at that area yet with Pledge. But short of deep scratches, Pledge shines and protects unlike ArmorAll or any of that other back-to-black crap.

 

[KMeloney]

A little, I think. I’ve got some scratches in the back where my golf bag resides most of the time, and I haven’t really gone at that area yet with Pledge. But short of deep scratches, Pledge shines and protects unlike ArmorAll or any of that other back-to-black crap.

Follow-up: Pledge doesn't do much for the appearance of deeper scratches in the plastic...

 

[Noregurts]

If you do like in the video , I use acetone . Sand the scratch with 400 to 800 . Sand all with 800 grit . Acetone wipe , alcohol wipe . I use shoe goo on a lot of stuff , tears in leather , fabric . Just a dab . The hot glue thing looks cool if u have one , I just roll something with texture over it . Dry with a heat gun . Spray with adhision promoter 2 coats min . I’m pretty sure his paint was a hvp paint for vinyl and plastic , but that’s what you need . And clear coat .