Interior door scuffs

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Kid Red

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Mazda 5

• Sep 5, 2006

• #1

Anyone know how to get rid of these? Both doors, have one to two streaks from feet below the speakers and I can't get them out. Also, like an idiot, I tried to Simple Green and softly scour the scuff which did nothing except to matte the area now. Now I have a blob of rough surface I guess because the texture is gone or the surface is slightly scoffed.

Any ideas? How to get rid of the shoe marks and to maybe fix my scouring pad buffs?

 

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gone_fishin

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One of a Kind '99

• Sep 5, 2006

• #2

Kid Red said:

Anyone know how to get rid of these? Both doors, have one to two streaks from feet below the speakers and I can't get them out. Also, like an idiot, I tried to Simple Green and softly scour the scuff which did nothing except to matte the area now. Now I have a blob of rough surface I guess because the texture is gone or the surface is slightly scoffed.

Any ideas? How to get rid of the shoe marks and to maybe fix my scouring pad buffs?

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Try "goo-gone"--that stuff works wonders at getting scuffs off. As far as fixing the surface, possibly try buffing the area after the shoe marks are off.

 

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7red7

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2006 Mazda 5 S Touring

• Sep 5, 2006

• #3

You can also try Trim Shine...I've scuffed my doors a few times as well as the dashboard and this stuff gets the white scuff marks out every time leaving a nice glossy finish thats dry to the touch http://www.trimshine.com/

Best Of Luck!!!

DAN

 

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Kid Red

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Mazda 5

• Sep 5, 2006

• #4

Awesome suggestion guys, thanks!

 

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gone_fishin

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One of a Kind '99

• Sep 5, 2006

• #5

glad to help. did either of the suggestions work?

 

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Kid Red

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Mazda 5

• Sep 6, 2006

• #6

I'll have to get one of the products first, once I do I'll report back. I'm just happy to have possible solutions to try.

 

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dommo_g

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2004 SRT-4, 2007 MS3

• Sep 6, 2006

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Use a heat gun. Be careful with the heat. Start out low, and keep it moving. The idea is to slightly melt the scratches back into the plastic.

 

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DeanSweet

Kraken=Gamertag

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• Sep 6, 2006

• #8

I use the HondaLine Spray Polish. It works wonders on pretty much
anything for cleaning. As for the scour pads stuff, a heat gun may work but I'd be curious how that works out...

 

Last edited: Sep 6, 2006