Chemical etching on interior plastic. How to remove?

faulksy said:
I honestly searched autogeek before asking, no wonder I had no idea what it was. Damn I hate acronyms at times. Probably not the best product to abbreviate but if I did it would be T3000. I don't believe in abbreviating numbers but 3k is the proper abbreviation for 3000.

Thanks for the suggestion though. Something else to consider. Wish I did have a terminator as he could easily buff it out
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I think your right! T3k is a lot easier to understand


Do you have a HLRP?
 
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Was giving the car an external detail for a show on the weekend and spent some more time cleaning up the stains. It was suggested trying mixing the Dodo Juice LPL and CM together. I instead mixed it with a more abrasive polish. It looks so much better. The only bit that really remains are the spots round the red button. A lot happier with it
 
faulksy said:
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Was giving the car an external detail for a show on the weekend and spent some more time cleaning up the stains. It was suggested trying mixing the Dodo Juice LPL and CM together. I instead mixed it with a more abrasive polish. It looks so much better. The only bit that really remains are the spots round the red button. A lot happier with it
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That is a noticeable difference! Thanks for giving us an update :dblthumb2:
 
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