Scratch on inner-door trim

Rosaymaan · 08-19-2010, 06:21 PM

I have a small scratch on my inner door trim (feels like black viny/leather) what's the best way to deal with that?

Uptempo80 · 08-30-2010, 11:28 PM

Do you know what caused the scratch? The door trim is part vinyl with leather trim inserts and trim.
Did you scratch the weatherstriping or the door card? The door card is the interior door panel...essentially the main component of the inner door. the door armrest and handle is connected to this main piece.

A scratch into this surface is hard t repair. You can probablytouch it up with vinyl based touch up paint...but it has to match 100%.
Color + makes this stuff and it's a filler and coating that auto upholsterers use as a cosmetic touch up solution to heavy wear and cracks in older car leather or vinyl seats. There is a filler and a vinyl based paint coating that they make...I think it would be a solution.

Uptempo80 · 09-07-2010, 12:27 AM

Hey man..did you attend to the scratch? Upon examination and your efforts so far what's the outcome?

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Uptempo80 Lieutenant 61 Rep 513 Posts Drives: 2016 228iC -picked up 8-13-16! Join Date: May 2010 Location: Davie, FL iTrader: (0)	Do you know what caused the scratch? The door trim is part vinyl with leather trim inserts and trim. Did you scratch the weatherstriping or the door card? The door card is the interior door panel...essentially the main component of the inner door. the door armrest and handle is connected to this main piece. A scratch into this surface is hard t repair. You can probablytouch it up with vinyl based touch up paint...but it has to match 100%. Color + makes this stuff and it's a filler and coating that auto upholsterers use as a cosmetic touch up solution to heavy wear and cracks in older car leather or vinyl seats. There is a filler and a vinyl based paint coating that they make...I think it would be a solution. __________________ Jimmy 1988 325i sedan (Cirrus Blue Metallic, Silver Grey Leather) 2011 128i convertible (Blue Water Metallic, Grey Leather) 2013 320i sedan (Sapphire Black Metallic, Black/Black) 2016 228i convertible (Mineral White, Oyster Leather, Luxury Line)
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Uptempo80 Lieutenant 61 Rep 513 Posts Drives: 2016 228iC -picked up 8-13-16! Join Date: May 2010 Location: Davie, FL iTrader: (0)	Hey man..did you attend to the scratch? Upon examination and your efforts so far what's the outcome? __________________ Jimmy 1988 325i sedan (Cirrus Blue Metallic, Silver Grey Leather) 2011 128i convertible (Blue Water Metallic, Grey Leather) 2013 320i sedan (Sapphire Black Metallic, Black/Black) 2016 228i convertible (Mineral White, Oyster Leather, Luxury Line)
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