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YOUR RESEARCHEmergency Brake Touch Up

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There is usually one go-to person in major towns for this, and they can do remarkable things for repairing the plastic coatings, vinyl and leather.

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Use fixing interior damage

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You could even ask your dealer, since they often have a shop they use for fixing interior damage.

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There is usually one go-to person in major towns for this, and they can do remarkable things for repairing the plastic coatings, vinyl and leather.

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You could even ask your dealer, since they often have a shop they use for fixing interior damage.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have a 2001 C2 Cab and the base of the emergency brake handle is scratched in several places. It seems like the paint/coating is rubberized and I was wondering if anyone has ever touched up that area. If so, what did you use? Thanks

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What color? You might want to ask around some local highline dealers for their local leather guy. There is usually one go-to person in major towns for this, and they can do remarkable things for repairing the plastic coatings, vinyl and leather.

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You could even ask your dealer, since they often have a shop they use for fixing interior damage. Mine does work for the local Porsche dealer. He had a spray that perfectly matched the colour and texture of the console. Touched up the e-brake and console scratches so you'd never know they were there.

POST 7Original post

Sounds like a good time to upgrade to the carbon fiber shifter and e-brake.

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