so I’ve got some dirt related scratches on the front bumper of my truck. Any products I can use to remove them? It’s mostly just scuff marks making the plastic a lighter color. It’s that black nylon/abs bumper on most t680s and Cascadia.
It looks awful and I’d like to fix it even tho it isn’t a large area. I take pride in the way I and my truck look even tho I’m a company driver.
Scratches on bumper?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Mototom, Jun 16, 2019.
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as long as the vehicle is clean and you ain't the owner, let it go.rabbiporkchop and Tb0n3 Thank this. -
If it is painted you can rub them out like any paint job or use one of those polymer pens.
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What kind of a company mechanic would rat a guy out for taking care of his truck, and who would he rat you out too that would mind?
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I thought about using some armorall finish renew and seeing what it does. I just didn’t know if they made a plastic polish that someone here has used on the black plastic on these trucks.
I wonder if a light buff with some wax would fix it?
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Sure it's minor, but they don't know that....Last edited: Jun 16, 2019
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I’m asking because I don’t like scuff marks it’s like saying I’m waxing it to hide something. No I just love the way it looks brand new.
My 2003 Chevy looks better then most trucks coming from the factory. This kenworth isn’t mine but it’s the one all shippers and receivers see me in. I want it clean and impeccable. Much like myself.MGE Dawn, Ffx95, NightHawk365 and 4 others Thank this. -
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