OH God What Has My Girlfriend Done!!!!
06-03-14, 12:39 PM
#17
I let my mom drive my IS and she made a huge scratch on the side of the steering wheel, I just got a little mad at her and told her to be careful next time she drives it. If you feel likes it's that bad just get a used steering wheel in great condition and call it a day.
06-03-14, 01:20 PM
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I have put so much time into the upkeep of this car and modifying it and taking it apart that when it came time to buy a new car I couldn't do it. Going to drive this baby till shes driven into the ground.
I think I love my car more than my girlfriend lol
It feels deep though, I have scratched the steering wheel before but it always self healed.
lol I wouldn't be surprised she hates two things about me....I spend my time either modding my car or at the gym and not enough with her.
Especially lately as that car has gotten older and I feel more inclined to work on it.
This car is now 6 years old so not my first scratch but the car is very well kept and doesn't look it's age. Still every scratch since I bought the car has been just as painful.
I think I love my car more than my girlfriend lol
It feels deep though, I have scratched the steering wheel before but it always self healed.
lol I wouldn't be surprised she hates two things about me....I spend my time either modding my car or at the gym and not enough with her.
Especially lately as that car has gotten older and I feel more inclined to work on it.This car is now 6 years old so not my first scratch but the car is very well kept and doesn't look it's age. Still every scratch since I bought the car has been just as painful.
Or if it's really bugging you, get the DCTMS flat bottom wheel. I prefer the perf leather than the smooth one we have. My Saab had the perf leather wheel and I loved it.
06-03-14, 03:44 PM
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I have really bad OCD but not enough to where I get bothered from a scratch on a steering wheel, its a highly used part on the car just like the inner door handle, either try some of the Trade Secrets or ignore it, only thing I can agree with is the super sensitive society,
06-03-14, 03:53 PM
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I am having a local guy take a look at it tomorrow so hopefully I can get this sorted its pretty deep the picture is misleading. It feels like every time my hand rubs on it I am making it worse.
06-03-14, 10:12 PM
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I would have thought the forum moderators would have shut down this posting. Most disagreeable.
lol!
06-04-14, 05:45 AM
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It looks better today for some reason but I really don't think this thing can self heal. Let's see if this guy can fix it up a bit because I don't want to spend too much money right now. Trying to buy a new house soon!
Plus I just got the ivic in my car so I would hate to spend more money so soon on my car. Need to get new summer tires too!
