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10-20-2009, 08:19 PM
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Scratched dash board/worn steering wheel
I just bought my second beetle (totaled the first one
 ) It's in great shape but the previous owner had a dog that scratched and chewed the crap out of the interior.  Luckily he left the upholstery alone...Is there any good way to "buff out" the scratches on the dash board? I think they're just in the thin film that covers the plastic. Anyone know an easy way to just peel/rub all that off or am I just best off getting a dash cover?Also, the silver on the steering wheel "spokes" is worn off a lot, has anyone tried repainting these? or removing all the silver? Thanks! *Edit* Just found the steering wheel spoke how-to, ignore that part! Last edited by Joojie; 10-20-2009 at 09:13 PM.. 
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