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interior paint
« on: 24 August 2007, 09:54:13 »
the soft black rubberry coating on the door handles has worn a bit  exposing shiny plastic is there a fix ? ;)
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Re: interior paint
« Reply #1 on: 24 August 2007, 10:05:54 »
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the soft black rubberry coating on the door handles has worn a bit  exposing shiny plastic is there a fix ? ;)
Facelift presumably? They do seem prone to this, I do not know of a solution :(
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Re: interior paint
« Reply #2 on: 24 August 2007, 10:09:06 »
Get a smart repairer to do it, they only charge £20 for this sort of thing.... I run a car hire company, and use them all the time, they are good..
 
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Re: interior paint
« Reply #3 on: 24 August 2007, 10:09:20 »
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the soft black rubberry coating on the door handles has worn a bit  exposing shiny plastic is there a fix ? ;)

I have exactly the same problem.  :( :(

I was wondering if they were inserts that could be replaced? Otherwise, I guess the only way is new / secondhand door cards. I've noticed that the rubbery stuff is even affected by it getting wet, it seems to go grey until it drys out.
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Re: interior paint
« Reply #4 on: 24 August 2007, 13:38:01 »
or peel it off evenly :D
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Re: interior paint
« Reply #5 on: 24 August 2007, 14:27:54 »
Something to be said for my old banger then, nice hard plastics, just the way the japanese intendid ;D ;D ;D
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Re: interior paint
« Reply #6 on: 24 August 2007, 15:15:31 »
I've noticed when people have replaced the door check straps (with the doorcard off) a couple of folks have put new handles/plastics on. Anybody care to clarify parts/prices? Wouldn't bother painting, that will look gash  :P

Oh, and make sure all your family have cut their nails before entering your car or operating your electric windows!  ;D
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