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Sounds great Rick. The main thing to keep in mind is take your time. Any help that I might be just let me know.

Dan

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courtesyparts.com sells da oem bits. both good approaches noted. ive personally tried both with much success.. 1. heat gun method. just be very careful you dont over heat the area. go slow...

You can buy a door panel from the dealer... It will probably cost more than your car did brand new - if you want to buy brand new from a dealer I would start with courtesyparts.com since they...

Gale uses SEM Texture black paint. For my gauge pod I used Rustoleum texture black... very similar look. For the OP though - the texture is more of a leather-look texture so he would have to...

Heat gun method is probably your best option, but it is also the best possibility to cause unrepairable damage. It is best left to an experienced hand :twocents:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-vL24bhq_M https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=how+to+repair+scratches+in+plastic+panels+with+heat+gun Remember however, once you sand, you will...

There's a lady that comes to my wife's dealership that fixes that type of stuff. Also does leather and cloth repair. I saw here use a heat gun and a metal spatual looking thing to smooth out...

I have some similar (but much worse) scratches on my center console... hope someone chimes in with a good solution. I have thought that maybe a pass with the heat gun might make them less noticeable,...

That plastic they use is more susceptible to scratches than pretty much any I've seen before. Wish I had an answer for you, hopefully someone here does for all of us!

We in the South know not of such practices..

:iagree: I've stored many vehicles over lots winters. Don't over think it. Change the oil. Check the anti-freeze. Put the float charger on. Leave the key in the keygina. Wait for spring.

Gentlemen, Yes, I put my toy away about a month ago, and I've had withdrawal symptoms ever since. (sniff) Gene

I put away my Corvettes for about 5-6 months at a time. All I do is top off the fuel tanks and hook up a float charger to each. I suggest leaving the engine alone as combustion products contain water...

Mine is all set. Been in hibernation for 2 weeks now. I miss driving her. Don't forget to follow the link above for tips on how to put a car in storage for winter.

http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w123/cavillac95_photos/Mobile%20Uploads/20161213_164644_zpsmusn9v0j.jpg...

Don't have to down here in Florida, I couldn't take not driving it for months out of the year. If it's not raining I have the top down.