depending on how bad the scratches are.......you can use black shoe polish
(sparingly)....that is of course if ya got the black plastic exteriors :)
Something else I use to keep the black portion dark and shiny (as opposed to
the hazy grey they become over time) is to use a 'tire wetting' product.
Similar to armorall, but the tire wet products are meant to deal with heavy
exposure so they tend to last longer. Also great when you get alittle wax on
plastic pieces when your waxing the truck.
If the scratch is very deep, you can use a black furniture stick to fill the
crack.
good luck
""JP"" <palsijon@rcn.com> wrote in message
news:001001c16e06$0d594d60$0c030059@cob.com...
> I did a very stupid thing the other day and forgot the Dak is a bit wider
> than my old Neon and I scraped the passenger side of the truck with some
> tree branches. DOH!!
>
> I've been able to get the scratches out of the paint, but I've still got
> some "scuff" marks on the black plastic part of the side mirror. They're
> not really scratches, you can't even feel them, but I've been unable to
rub
> them out either. Does anyone have some suggestions on how to fix up it up
> or should I just look into getting a new piece for the mirror?
>
> Thanks,
> JP
> 2001 Intense Blue Two-Tone SLT CC
>
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