I have a graze mark
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I have a graze mark
I had someone drive with me and while getting out; he grazed the cubbyhole with his shoe buckle (Do not ask how?). Now I have a graze mark on it, which is lighter than the original color. What can I put on it to blend it back in?
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I'm not sure what kind of plastic they used on the IS's interior, but it marks easier than any I've seen before. Especially the dashboard.
I guess that I would try some ArmorAll/protectant type stuff, and see if that does anything.
I guess that I would try some ArmorAll/protectant type stuff, and see if that does anything.
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I'm not sure if the product will help the damage, but even if it does, this may be a case of the cure being worse than the disease.
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I've heard that too, but I have to think that it would take a lot of ArmorAll, a lot of sitting out in the temperature extremes, and a lot of years to do the damage. To hide or remove a scuff mark, I can't imagine any ill-effects.
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that sucks..armor all definitely messes up dashes in the long run. It totally cracked the dash in my E320. I stop using it. Invest in a nice duster and microfiber cloth. Shiny & Greasy Armor All = Bad
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