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After a week trip I got some ruffing up on the interior panels (my fault) Someone on this forum said the Chemical Guy's "Vinyl Rubber Plastic" was a good product vs Armor All, so I bought some............. all I can say is wow! They were correct!

(edit) Raw carbon fiber is not a good choice............. The platform is now wrapped in "Headliner Carpet" and won't happen again.......LOL
 

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I have been using their Leather Protectant Serum for quite a spell, and seems to work well.
 
I tried this stuff on a small scratch I had. It definitely helped some but it appears it must have some color to it because it made the panel darker than the surrounding panels. You can see that in your photos too how it darkens the plastic. I assume it will fade over time and then the scratches will be more prominent again but maybe I'm wrong.

I am interested in hearing about how you wrapped the sides where these scratches are since I envsion I will be putting stuff in the back on range days where they will no doubt threaten similar scratches.
 
I tried this stuff on a small scratch I had. It definitely helped some but it appears it must have some color to it because it made the panel darker than the surrounding panels. You can see that in your photos too how it darkens the plastic. I assume it will fade over time and then the scratches will be more prominent again but maybe I'm wrong.

I am interested in hearing about how you wrapped the sides where these scratches are since I envsion I will be putting stuff in the back on range days where they will no doubt threaten similar scratches.
The interior plastic is awful. I got scratches on the first day just because of few light carton boxes.
 
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I tried this stuff on a small scratch I had. It definitely helped some but it appears it must have some color to it because it made the panel darker than the surrounding panels. You can see that in your photos too how it darkens the plastic. I assume it will fade over time and then the scratches will be more prominent again but maybe I'm wrong.

I am interested in hearing about how you wrapped the sides where these scratches are since I envsion I will be putting stuff in the back on range days where they will no doubt threaten similar scratches.
The stuff is white and the plastic is darker because the stuff cleaned it....... LOL

I used cheapo Advance Auto "rolled carpet" which is about the thinnest carpet on the market.
 
The stuff is white and the plastic is darker because the stuff cleaned it....... LOL

I used cheapo Advance Auto "rolled carpet" which is about the thinnest carpet on the market.
Where did you install the carpet? Pics?
 
The interior plastic is awful. I got scratches on the first day just because of few light carton boxes.
I have noticed almost all the plastic is very soft and scratches easily. Fenders, Rear cargo area, door panels. glove box, etc.
 
I have noticed almost all the plastic is very soft and scratches easily. Fenders, Rear cargo area, door panels. glove box, etc.

It's pretty crazy. I've had my prior car ~10 years and can't remember ever scratching a door panel. On this car, I was wiping down the door handle with a microfiber towel and my fingernail scratched the door panel right above it. Deep too. It's not like I got some wolverine fingernails either.
 
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