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![]() I managed to get away from bridge inspection for a bit and steal the laptop so here's the photo (attached).
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![]() *Bump*
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![]() I don't see anything odd. and also, not many of us are on during the weekend so responses take longer.
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![]() Yeah i can't see any scuffs.
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![]() I wish my interior looked that good lol.
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![]() This is where the crappy camera comes into play... I said it wouldn't be captured multiple times. I was told to post it anyway so that the material could be verifed.
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![]() Sorry, I thought I saw the same date for the pic and the bump. I'm currently not all there, even remotely.
I have a S*!t ton of scratches all over my entire plastic interior.. kind of get used to it.
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![]() Well it only looks as good as it does because the dealership fixed all but a little portion of it. That is why I don't want to bother them if I don't have to, and so I wanted to see if that heat gun method that was mentioned earlier would work for my material (which apparently isn't vinyl?).
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![]() The part with the stitching is vinyl, part underneath is plastic.
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![]() Well then the scuff is on the plastic portion. Is that what the heat gun method is useful on? If so, any guides to follow? I have a hair dryer I usually use for a heat gun (when I do shrink tubing on wiring, for example), so I have the equipment.
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