I did my drivers side kick panel last night. I'd say it works for thee lightest of scuffs and shoe marks. It may hide very light scratches but they are still there.Please let us know how it goes! I really hope it works!
Yes it's the first picture in your post. The rear trunk panel with the 4 knobs, 2 on each side. It cost me 125 bucks but I will says that the marks you have are basically nothing. The ones I had were practically like someone took a flat screw driver and just gauged the plastic. Here is the part number: FORD OEM 15-18 Mustang Interior-Rear-Rear Trim Panel FR3Z6345522AB. I got it on eBay, good luck.
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It is strange though - the ones on the door don’t seem like scratches - I can’t feel them with my finger and neither are they visible most of the time. Only when light hits them at a certain angle. However with something that light, they should come off or get hidden by any product.
Wow that seems like a brilliant combo, especially with the magneride and the stick!It’s a 2020, it’s the only year they did lime
It’s a manual with Magneride and Recaro’s, our euro spec cars are a mixture of PP1 and premiumbut they miss out on the Torsen and 3.73 gear
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Thank you, @xSouthSyde , makes sense. I intend to drive my car a lot and I’ll eventually end up scuffing it. Just wondering what the dealer did to it, or did it come this way from the factory.
Well, the scuffs on my drivers side door are really light so I’ll try it there.
If that’s a washed out pale look - I REALLY need to see one in person because yours looks absolutely gorgeous!@PRTK350
Thank you
I got the factory black roof too, I've done the badging and the mirror caps in black and I have OE black hood vents to go on when I get a nice day.
I think you really need to see grabber lime outside in natural light. It doesn't photo well (often looking washed out and a bit pastel).
My iPhone rarely captures it well, my bros Samsung does a little better.
The washed out pale look :
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super clean and goes beautifully with the lime, IMO!
Thank you, I think they are all special (especially the Shelby's !If that’s a washed out pale look - I REALLY need to see one in person because yours looks absolutely gorgeous!
The black touches on it are super tasteful too! Please upload a picture when you install the black hood vents. That, along with the black 5.0 badges, the black roof and the black PP wheels - you have something special!
I also love the clear taillights in the EU models
) - that seems to be the great thing about these cars is that everyone's 'special' is significantly different, you only have to look through some of the threads to see the variance in our opinions WDSorting through some recent pictures and I thought these two were worth posting as an example of how much this colour can change and how (poorly) the iPhone deals with it.
Same side of the car, less than a minute between the photos :
The second photo is much more realistic and I think its the best my phone has ever captured the colour.
As per normal - no editing (other than cropping) is done to my photos
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I completely agree with your views - and I’d go so far as to say that’s what makes all cars special! (ok maybe not a Prius), but you get my point, haha!Thank you, I think they are all special (especially the Shelby's !
As we now seem to have wondered off topic a little, here's something I posted on the colour :
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Richard Hammond recently drove one (albeit one with the steering wheel on the wrong side)
I’m in Australia so the dealers drill 99% of the cars front and back , it’s just the way here. In saying that, after this experience, if I bought another new car I would tell the dealer that I would drill the plates myself and leave the yard with temporary double sided tape or something. I have ordered a number plate bracket which I can use to level out the rear plate so that will settle my OCD.
I hate to hear that. The R is such a special car.