PeteyBoy3K
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- '04 Mazda3 5d, Titanium Gray
Basically, I have gotten a few nasty horizontl scratches on the passenger side (places like the glovebox door and kickpanel) when metal things (shoebuckles, some cabinetry we were moving) rubbed up against it.
Anyone have any reccomendations for hiding/buffing the scratch?
What seems to make it most apparent is that the black plastic starts catching light since its a smooth and shallow gouge in what is otherwise a nubby pattern. I was thinking there might be ways to reduce the reflection (black sharpie?) or otherwise re-textureize the plastic so it's less apparent... I was wondering if there was any other methods for fixing/hiding a scratch that other people have tried.
Or, do I just get used to it and buy a new glovebox/kickpanel when/if I want to sell the car?
Anyone have any reccomendations for hiding/buffing the scratch?
What seems to make it most apparent is that the black plastic starts catching light since its a smooth and shallow gouge in what is otherwise a nubby pattern. I was thinking there might be ways to reduce the reflection (black sharpie?) or otherwise re-textureize the plastic so it's less apparent... I was wondering if there was any other methods for fixing/hiding a scratch that other people have tried.
Or, do I just get used to it and buy a new glovebox/kickpanel when/if I want to sell the car?