MBTC

My girlfriend wears those shoes with heels that look like they are designed to be weapons first, and footwear second.

At some point fidgeting around she managed to put a slight scuff on the soft rubber of the glovebox with her heel. It's very slight, looks like a faint line of ligth grey chalk that should rub right out with water, but it does not.

Is there anything I can put on it to make the scratch blend in with the rubber behind it?

thx-MBTC

A_Grasso

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Try some meguiars interior detailer spray. I managed to get some scuffs out of the same area. Hope it helps

MBTC

Thanks, I'll give it a try.

embolism

I have scuffs on the glovebox that won't go away too. Magic eraser doesn't help. willl try detailer thx

Micaiah

I bet it's scratches. Look closely see if it looks "hairy".

cloo7

u should address this scratch to ur gf...

MBTC

Yeah, I'm approaching the issue from that angle (tactfully) as well...

But these interiors are a little too soft/fragile, so I'm not going to make a federal case out of it with her. I was in the car when it happened, and no other car I've ever owned would have been so susceptible to a permanent scuff mark like that.

Just hoping it's not too hard to fix.

Keppie

Try Vinylex.

Stylnhonda

iTrader: (1)

I have the same kind of mark on the drivers side door, where someone scuffed it before I purchased it. I've tried everything I can think of including the detail spray. Looks like it almost needs to be filled in a bit.

Kdash106

I got bunch on my interior door panel from my nails... I don't even have long nails lol. I tried armor all interior spray and didn't work.

Stylnhonda

iTrader: (1)

Hmm I gave my Vinylex away when I sold my S2000's. Anyone tried this yet?

viper522

what were ya'll doing with her legs up that high?

try a heat gun to soften it and a wooden tongue depressor or something that wont melt to press on it a little to smooth it out.

Micaiah

Oh geeze. Thanks for the pictorial...

MBTC

You ARE talking about the car, right?

But seriously... this scuff is so faint that I will probably try the other solutions before resorting to this. There's no depth to the scuff at all so I can't even really call it a scratch, it literally looks like something that you should be able to rub off with a wet cloth, unfortunately it doesn't come off.

StpdSavant

Pencil eraser, perhaps? And try a white block eraser before the pink pencil-topped ones.