So i accidentally scratched my glove box door. I have graphite interior and it left a thin yet noticable 2 inch mark. Anyone have any ideas of how to blend this away or reduce scratches, anything?
Thanks

 

Is to use a lighter (or hopefully something more controllable) as a heat source and gently heat the plastic to get it to melt back together. Obviously there are risks, but it can be done.

04 Twilight Blue / Willow AT coupe 18" wheels and spoiler
1993 300ZX Stage XIII TT 477 rwhp

 

would u put a lighter to your kid!!!!?!?!?!?!

 

forget ligher, use a blow torch

04 6mtC, DG - possibly most babied G on the board.

 

Anyone have any guesses as to how much a replacement glove box door would cost, not including the labor.
I am so pissed at myself for scratching it. I was getting propane and the tank slid sideways and this sort of sharp edge gave me this nightmare. I know other people have bigger problems with their cars, but f*ck. (((((

 

My company designs and manufactures plastic interior components for several automakers, including Nissan. What we use to 'rework' product that has been lightly scratched is a product called Per-Fix 7205B. This spray applied product is essentially a "flaw repair coating for plastic parts". It initiates a change to the molecular structure of the material which results in an invisible defect. As with all plastic repair products, attempt on a hidden panel first before proceeding.

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Thanks man, ill check it out.

 

Anyone have any suggestions for the titanium interior parts? I have a long thin scratch on the door. (ouch)

 

My guess would be that door would cost at least $100, probably more, all this stuff is expensive, and that's not limited to Nissan or Infiniti!


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