after owning my car for 5 years driving it almost everyday... dash pieces are scuffed up and look pretty shitty..

anyone try to retore a "new" look to them?

i'm thinking of somehow sanding out the scratchesand then coating them with dash protective stuff...

thoughts or reccomendations?

 

junkyard.....

not to be an *** with that reply but since you say you have been driving your car for 5 years " " the car is obviously older than 5 years old in which you can EASILY find replacement dash/interior pieces at a junkyard for cheap

But i wouldnt waste time or money on cleaning products to clean up your pieces, i would spend time int he classifieds and local junkyards.....

good luck non the less man

 

Well if you really want it new again you can buy all the new trim pieces you want from http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com or if you have an acura http://www.acuraautomotiveparts.org

 

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anyone try to retore a "new" look to them?

i'm thinking of somehow sanding out the scratchesand then coating them with dash protective stuff...

thoughts or reccomendations?</TD></TR></TABLE>

Id recommend a new dash. Although if it's out of your budget you could always dye/paint it. SEM Vinyl Dye is damn good stuff: http://shop.store.yahoo.com/yo....html

 

this damn pic is making me want to do this lol

 

omg that's sooo clean!!

 

If you want to retire your car as your daily driver and turn it into a show/magazine car probably like the car above is than I would say get all new stuff. Thats what I plan to do with my R when Im done daily driving it. It gets pretty worn driving it an hour or more each day.