Fixed the interior door handle scratches!!!
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Fixed the interior door handle scratches!!!
O.k. I couldn't take the scuffed up interior door scratches. It was such an eyesore. Whenever someone would get it my car they'd rave about the interior then say what happened to your door handles and steering wheel? I know it looks a bit ricey it still looks better than the scratches. Since I've painted all my interior pieces in my Civic back in the day I know this fix will work. Doesn't flow with the interior but I couldn't take it anymore. What was Infiniti thinking?! Will do the trimming around the steering wheel and rear door handles on Monday. Just wanted to test out how things would look first. Tell me what you guys/gals think... PM me if you want to see more pics.
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Thanks Kool yarr, I didn't even think about matte black! That would probably match alot better too. O.k. I will do the rear door handles in matte black and see how it turns out. Then decide which one to go with before painting the steering wheel trim. Good thinking buddy!!!
By the way, I'm sooooo loving the roof spoiler!!! Thinking of molding the ravespec rear spats, what do you think? Too much? Or do wheels first before touching the body? As always, your input is appreciated.
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Really? Well I'm sure they'll fit the G35 sedan that big of a difference. I'll take a trip to the dealership and see what bright idea they've come up with now. Thanks PeterUbers!
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I like the feel of the rubber-like material in my '08 sedan, even though it does scratch easy!
I actually found a simple way to remove the scratches on the door handle -- your finger!!! Basically, just rub the scratches off and they disappear like an eraser. I rub firmly in one direction, as opposed to rubbing back and forth. Not sure if it matters, but going in one direction just feels safer (like it won't ruin the material with too much friction).
Try it!!!
I actually found a simple way to remove the scratches on the door handle -- your finger!!! Basically, just rub the scratches off and they disappear like an eraser. I rub firmly in one direction, as opposed to rubbing back and forth. Not sure if it matters, but going in one direction just feels safer (like it won't ruin the material with too much friction).
Try it!!!