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YOUR RESEARCHLight Interior Touch Ups
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I went through that exercise last month it cost me 500 all the same pieces + some, got them either new (sun coast) or lightly used (eBay).
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The asking prices you see on ebay are not anywhere close to what I paid, use the make an offer option...pennies on the dollar.
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I have a metropol blue interior which luckily hides slight blemishes but how easy is it to correct blemishes on light interior such as those shown in the following photos. I�m trying to help a potential 1st time buyer and can�t answer this for him. Thanks.
Pop out the ashtray and bring it to Home Depot, Lowes, or Ace Hardware and have them match the color in a satin latex paint. Apply it with a small foam brush.
It's not crazy difficult, but if he wants to do it right it's labor intensive. I'd think to have someone do it will cost $$$. I Think SEM makes colors that are a close match to Porsche interiors.
Many ways to go about this but what wyovino said is the easiest. But that will only be good for the small scratches. That center console will have to be removed and totally redone.
Somebody has been very unkind to those interior pieces. That is not normal wear and tear. Given that, I would wonder about the rest of the required maintenance and care of the car.
I went through that exercise last month it cost me 500 all the same pieces + some, got them either new (sun coast) or lightly used (eBay). The asking prices you see on ebay are not anywhere close to what I paid, use the make an offer option...pennies on the dollar.