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However, I think the unpainted black backs would be the most kid-proof and cheapest to repair/replace if something bad happens.
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Use same paint/clearcoat process as

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I believe they use the same paint/clearcoat process as on the exterior of the car, so it should hold up pretty well.
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However, I think the unpainted black backs would be the most kid-proof and cheapest to repair/replace if something bad happens.
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I believe they use the same paint/clearcoat process as on the exterior of the car, so it should hold up pretty well.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm looking at two 2002 C2's both with sport seats. One has plastic back in exterior color, the other appears to be painted in soft touch black. My rambunctious 5 year old will be riding in back on occasion. Does anyone have any sense of how vulnerable to scratches these two materials are? Are there any other differences I should be aware of. Thanks much.

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I have a painted console, which is essentially the same process as painting the seat back. While I don't have any rambunctious kids, the console has held up well to every day wear and tear so far. I believe they use the same paint/clearcoat process as on the exterior of the car, so it should hold up pretty well. However, I think the unpainted black backs would be the most kid-proof and cheapest to repair/replace if something bad happens. Karl

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