Subject	Just use a high grit sandpaper or sand block.
Posted by	TriniTT on June 03, 2014 at 4:17 PM
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In Reply To	charcoal interior color match posted by ZroadsTTer on June 03, 2014 at 01:47 PM
Message	Something like the magic eraser works nicely. You just need to remove the tiny layer that faded. Cheers, JBrobst
Follow Ups	charcoal interior color match - ZroadsTTer 13:47:55 06/03/14 scratch them with your fingernails - fuzzymonkey 14:14:41 06/03/14 I plan on putting clear coat on it afterwards to keep it - ZroadsTTer 15:31:59 06/03/14 Clearcoat can peel too ;) (n/m) - black300zx 17:46:55 06/03/14 never paint any interior plastics you touch - Antihero 18:04:45 06/03/14 rub them in motor oil (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 14:16:00 06/03/14 Used or new motor oil? (n/m) - ZXRider 14:52:38 06/03/14 Wonder if this works on red - 300ZMang 15:19:08 06/03/14 Only if its a Barbie Princess Z-Car ;-) (n/m) - ZXoltan 15:51:24 06/03/14 I used some SEM trim paint on my Burgundy stuff - shiers69 19:13:40 06/03/14 It does. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 00:05:42 06/04/14 Just use a high grit sandpaper or sand block. - TriniTT 16:17:52 06/03/14 why don't you use that product from tv called - slayer fan 18:31:29 06/03/14 It actually does - fuzzymonkey 18:56:15 06/03/14 Rub them w. motor oil. (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 00:05:23 06/04/14 You're getting me all excited with that talk Bernie :-P (n/m) - ZXoltan 13:05:31 06/04/14
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