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Interior Touch Up Paint

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Repair scratches in my interior trim

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Suggestion · Original poster

Any idea where I can get Sand Beige tough up paint to repair scratches in my interior trim?

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If in Sydney John Baxter @ the leather doctor sorted out some very minor, minor scratches in the sea blue leather in my turbo and also sorted out my 996 seats that had been in storage for ages, as well as a leather seating set (inside the house).

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Repair scratches in my interior trim

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Suggestion · Original poster

Any idea where I can get Sand Beige tough up paint to repair scratches in my interior trim?

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Interior Touch Up Paint

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If in Sydney John Baxter @ the leather doctor sorted out some very minor, minor scratches in the sea blue leather in my turbo and also sorted out my 996 seats that had been in storage for ages, as well as a leather seating set (inside the house).

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Any idea where I can get Sand Beige tough up paint to repair scratches in my interior trim?

POST 2Original post

I have a guy who could touch up the paint for you

POST 4Original post

Bill at BM leather creations in Melb look like they do a fantastic job, might be worth at least seeing what a pro would charge..... I did get a leather kit from these guys and the colour match was excellent but not sure what you are trying to repair https://www.colourlockaustralia.com.au/colorpusher/index/coloursbymanufacturer/id/PO

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If in Sydney John Baxter @ the leather doctor sorted out some very minor, minor scratches in the sea blue leather in my turbo and also sorted out my 996 seats that had been in storage for ages, as well as a leather seating set (inside the house). In Melbourne I'd go with BM Leather.

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the leather seats are in fantastic condition, its the crappy rubberised coatings that are getting scratched up

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