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Dashboard touch up

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Care, Maintenance and Troubleshooting' started by My08, Jul 6, 2014.

  1. My08

    My08 Junior Member

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    I have a 2008 with the light gray / dark gray interior. The top of my dash got scratched and I was wondering if anyone was aware or a light gray touch up for the surface. Thanks !
     
  2. TampaPrius.com

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    Isn't the top of the dash black?
     
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    Just use some Armor all
     
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    It's more like a dark gray. I'm surprised no one else has a scratched dashtop
     
  5. usnavystgc

    usnavystgc Die Hard DIYer and Ebike enthusiast.

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    If you search google, you will find a company that makes touch up paint for just about every surface of your car.
     
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    I have used a black sharpie. It matches pretty well.
     
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    NOT ArmorAll! The stuff is shiny and the wrong product for a dashboard (a surface that should be non reflective).