removing scuffs from glove box.

[mikejay]

I'm sick of tellin my other half to put her bags in the boot and not in the foot well when she gets in the car. As a result I have a few scuffs on my glovebox. Is there any way of removing them?

[O.B-B]

If its a scuff and not a scratch then a pencil eraser may remove the mark. Alternatively a clay bar should lift any transfer off.

[mikejay]

I'll try that but think there maybe are scratches

[O.B-B]

If they are scratches in plastic then the best you can do is mask them by using some trim/vinyl cleaner that leaves a matte finish. That way the light won't shine as much off the plastic and highlight the scratches.

[ChrisRs]

MagicSponge worked on mine..Then some vinyl shine

[greenstripe]

Can't help you with the plastic, perhaps take an angle grinder to the Mrs and remove any rough edges -I have been sorely tempted to do this in the past.

[Matto]

What is it with women and their handbag in the footwell, drives me mad too.

If the scratch is on the glove box plastic, give it a rub with the HANDLE of a black plastic screwdriver. Only a gentle rub should do the trick. Might be worth having a go somewhere discrete first, boot etc.