nooo! scratched steering wheel
03-11-12, 11:29 AM
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03-11-12, 10:43 PM
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it happen to me too!! this car is like tofu!! you barley touch it and something will happen!
I remember my old GS, my dog practically lives in there and no mark!! can't imagine if it rides in my IS... I learned to live with all the scratches now
I remember my old GS, my dog practically lives in there and no mark!! can't imagine if it rides in my IS... I learned to live with all the scratches now
03-12-12, 09:28 AM
#41
Chiming into an old thread, since I noticed the leather dye / shoe polish fix wasn't mentioned in any of the previous posts. Had to do this before on a previously owned Acura, and the results were fab - lasted for quite some time as well. Quick how-to can be found here: http://www.hondasofnewengland.com/in...showtopic=4854
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03-12-12, 12:34 PM
#42
Chiming into an old thread, since I noticed the leather dye / shoe polish fix wasn't mentioned in any of the previous posts. Had to do this before on a previously owned Acura, and the results were fab - lasted for quite some time as well. Quick how-to can be found here: http://www.hondasofnewengland.com/in...showtopic=4854
03-12-12, 01:06 PM
#43
You may just be pleasantly surprised. My suggestion would be to do it on the bottom backside of the wheel first, to test out its effectiveness. Then if all goes well, apply to the rest of the wheel. I'll be doing the same in the upcoming few weeks. Previous owner of my IS had a jagged ring that gouged the leather finish in a few spots. It's become an eye sore in a few short weeks or ownership.
