Peeling on shift knob
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Check out this thread. https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...ats-fixed.html There's a product that CL user rj4510 used that could do the trick for you. It's more related to seats/arm rests, but a potential solution.
But... I've seen the shift ***** on eBay for decent prices so that may be a better path to save the time, headache and potentially not having the end result to your satisfaction
Good luck!
But... I've seen the shift ***** on eBay for decent prices so that may be a better path to save the time, headache and potentially not having the end result to your satisfaction
Good luck!
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Boombai (07-04-18)
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Check out this thread. https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...ats-fixed.html There's a product that CL user rj4510 used that could do the trick for you. It's more related to seats/arm rests, but a potential solution.
But... I've seen the shift ***** on eBay for decent prices so that may be a better path to save the time, headache and potentially not having the end result to your satisfaction
Good luck!
But... I've seen the shift ***** on eBay for decent prices so that may be a better path to save the time, headache and potentially not having the end result to your satisfaction
Good luck!
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Boombai (07-04-18)
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A leather/interior repair specialist in the automotive field may be able to refinish by spraying over surface, I know its possible to repair leather seats/armrests/instrument panels to a near factory finish, so it is possible. Now how much it would cost is up to the specialist.
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