How can I remove a scratch on the steering wheel?
8/14/11, 08:04 PM
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How can I remove a scratch on the steering wheel?
Hi, So I scratched the metal part of the steering wheel today by accident when my cell phone fell from the wind shield mount onto the steering wheel. I have a 2012 GT with the stock steering wheel. I scratched the metal part of the wheel. Is it metal? or stainless steel? Anyone know how I can remove this scratch? it looks very ugly, and I'm disappointed my wind shield mount suction cup failed.
8/14/11, 09:33 PM
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yes the silver spoke, oh it's plastic? ****. So i mean is there an interior plastic scratch remover you'd recommend, or just go to auto zone and grab one.
8/14/11, 10:05 PM
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You might be better off leaving it alone. Plastic scratch remover might take the paint off the plastic, leaving you worse off.
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That's great news. I just managed to scratch mine (ever so slightly) with my key
Where can I get it?
Oh, and BTW: I don't think they're plastic because they feel way colder in winter than the rest of the steering wheel
Where can I get it?
Oh, and BTW: I don't think they're plastic because they feel way colder in winter than the rest of the steering wheel
2/16/12, 09:36 AM
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Many suction mounts will fail in different temps. I usually remount my GPS every few days in my Bronco and never have them where they can fall and hurt something, especially if they could bother my driving.
In the Mustang, I use a mounting that sets into the accessory power plug and holds the GPS.
Those steering wheel covers seem delicate at best. There are several post around where some have painted them to match their car.
In the Mustang, I use a mounting that sets into the accessory power plug and holds the GPS.
Those steering wheel covers seem delicate at best. There are several post around where some have painted them to match their car.
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2/23/12, 11:55 PM
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