I have a '14 Denali with some scratches on the fake wood covering the cup holders and on the center console. Are there any polishes, glazes, or other products that I can use to clean these up? Figured that I would ask here before I roll the dice.
Scratches on "Wood" Interior
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mr tahoe
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Depends on how deep the scratches if just cleacoat scratch you could try polishing and if that dosent work i would try wet sanding the polishing if that dosent work i would sand the clear coat off and reclear
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polish it like you would the outside of a car. If you don't have any polishing equipment just buy one of those powerballs for your headlights and hook it on to the end of the drill.
My 2007 Tahoe had scratches from what appeared to be a previous owner's dog. I was able to polish the bezel out for around the radio and the dash. The center console I got most of the scratches out but I did not want to go crazy so i did the best I could. I used a scratch-off kit with my hand held drill. I removed the pieces from the car and masked where I did not want to polish. Worked great!
Here is what I am talking about for the kit http://www.glapinc.com/cart/product_info.php?cPath=633_631&products_id=829 It is used for removing scratches from airplane windows but it works on paint and all sorts of things to clean and polish up.
John
Here is what I am talking about for the kit http://www.glapinc.com/cart/product_info.php?cPath=633_631&products_id=829 It is used for removing scratches from airplane windows but it works on paint and all sorts of things to clean and polish up.
John
