Myrna_Loy
2021-03-12 16:30:13
- #1
Under the armrests is the symbol PP.
Then theoretically it could work with the iron, but it’s not easy. You really have to be careful that it doesn’t end up looking worse.
Remove / conceal scratches from black plastic armrests
- Erstellt am 2021-03-12 13:56:45
Then theoretically it could work with the iron, but it’s not easy. You really have to be careful that it doesn’t end up looking worse.
tomtom79
2021-03-12 16:31:24
- #2
Show me a picture.
Also helpful is [Youtube-Video] where scratches are often removed from vintage cars.
Also helpful is [Youtube-Video] where scratches are often removed from vintage cars.
_Ugeen_
2021-03-12 16:48:44
- #3
Attached are a few pictures. 
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Please link the video again, if there was one.
Show a picture.
What is also helpful is a YouTube video where scratches are often removed from classic cars.
Please link the video again, if there was one.
tomtom79
2021-03-12 17:43:27
- #4
That seems harmless, eding would try it, thought it was rough and frayed.
ypg
2021-03-12 20:02:43
- #5
Permanent marker in the color on the finger, add saliva and then rub the spotSometimes a permanent marker helps too ;)
manohara
2021-03-13 09:05:57
- #6
In my opinion, the structure of the surface is "worn off" and that cannot be undone. In any case, melting it won't improve it for sure. I think this is a case of: "whatever ... I'll leave it as it is now" :cool: