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Very interested in this, I had to move my bed extender to the back seat and it scratched the plastic door panel. I've seen people heating the plastic with a hair dryer but I'm afraid to try that with no experience.
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Try using a plastic trim panel tool and rub the scratch in each direction. If that isn't doing much, heat works wonders in steps at a time. Just not too much.
If you have an interior guy locally, we call him interior magic here, It might be less than a 100$ fix.
If you have an interior guy locally, we call him interior magic here, It might be less than a 100$ fix.
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