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so, not a big deal, its just the side trim near the seat belt, but how rough does someone have to be with a seat belt for it to leave such a deep scratch.
guessing was the car wash guy, he's a super nice guy and does a decent job, but man, not so rough! lol
I've had dealer porter scratched my door panel (must've kicked it while getting out) and tore up my steering wheel cover (I really don't know how this happened but good thing I have a cover!! ). The problem with those textured plastic is u can't buff it, they need to be replaced if u want the scratches gone.
I've had dealer porter scratched my door panel (must've kicked it while getting out) and tore up my steering wheel cover (I really don't know how this happened but good thing I have a cover!! ). The problem with those textured plastic is u can't buff it, they need to be replaced if u want the scratches gone.
it's not a biggy, but just wanted to point it out how rough people can be in general with cars.
my car only has 2k miles on it and havent taken to dealer, so would only be the car wash guy or me..
I just had a similar issue with the dealership. Greasy floor mat, scratched leather steering wheel, dent on door sill, and didn't even reset the oil light... all in one visit!!!
I just had a similar issue with the dealership. Greasy floor mat, scratched leather steering wheel, dent on door sill, and didn't even reset the oil light... all in one visit!!!
Another reason to minimize dealer visits as much as u can!!
I always thought it odd that only residents of Oregon, of the entire U.S. populace, are deemed not competent to safely pump their own gas.
Need for jobs that's what I was told plus most of the population is retired n old
I'm from California and visit Oregon often I actually got told the first time I visited I pumped my own gas lol it's suppose be against the law
Need for jobs that's what I was told plus most of the population is retired n old
I'm from California and visit Oregon often I actually got told the first time I visited I pumped my own gas lol it's suppose be against the law
You may want to try some plastic scratch remover. They really make it to eliminate scratches on clear plastic like headlight covers and guage screens, but it may work on that as well. If not, maybe a coat of Armor-All or black shoe polish.
12-23-14, 02:06 PM
The way others handle your car.
It took some pretty good force to make those marks.
). The problem with those textured plastic is u can't buff it, they need to be replaced if u want the scratches gone.
