I have a 2010 GT and I find the interior to scratch super easy. This is happening mostly around the passenger door or glove box... usually from people in the passenger seat. I've tried Armor All protective wipes but that doesn't seem to help. Has anyone else experienced this?Thanks
I posted something about this awhile ago.. no fix that I could find.. Be careful with the plastic around the ignition because that is $400 worth of cheap plastic .. (had mine replaced under warranty).
Quote, originally posted by 09vGT »I posted something about this awhile ago.. no fix that I could find.. Be careful with the plastic around the ignition because that is $400 worth of cheap plastic .. (had mine replaced under warranty).You prob never did add a rubber or felt product around the ignition like suggested.
2009 Jet Black 2.4L Auto / Fogs / 17" Alum / Clear Bra / Camry Leather Shift Knob / GT Rear Spoiler
2013 Polished Metallic Honda CR-V EX-L Navi
Plastic scratches easily. Just be careful with it. Aim a little before you attempt to shove the key into the lock. You can stick your index finger over the tip of the key to feel where it should go. Not too tough to do and once you get use to it... it becomes easy and you get no scratches around the ignition, or doors if you ever have to use the key to unlock. Heavy metal bling is death to the plastics on the doors and any other plastic that comes within range. As a matter of fact, bling can scratch just about every surface, from paint to glass. Too bad they don't have some kind of rubber or durable vinyl you can use to cover the interior plastic.
'08 Manual, Sun&Sound, 17" Borbet Type CA wheels, 215/50 Summer Tires... 16" OE steel, 215/55 Snow Tires