Kiwi not just for shoes

[Dicky]

Used kiwi high gloss shoe polish to cover the wear on the plastic bit that sits over the gear knob and carries the air con switches also used it on the coin tray area on the drivers door panel. Seems to work fine. You put it on, let it dry and that's it.

Also used kiwi anti scuff on the drivers seat bolster which also seems to disguise the wear.

 

[WhackyWill]

Will try the anti scuff on the bolster..Thanks.

[neo]

Doesn't it rub off easily tho from the dash parts

[ChrisS]

Seem to remember it says use boot polish in the hand book.

 

The liquid stuff (50p at cheapo shop) is great for the plastic under the bumper and on the grill.

[Dicky]

Doesn't it rub off easily tho from the dash parts

Not that I've noticed but then I don't rub the plastic bits much. You certainly don't get polish all over your hands. I've just touched up the worn bits ie when the little bubble like raised bits on the plastic seem to pop and look a light grey colour. It blends them in again, not perfect but an improvement. As I said I've also touched up the coin try on the drivers door that always seems to get scratched. Here again it certainly improves the looks.

[Dicky]

Seem to remember it says use boot polish in the hand book.

 

The liquid stuff (50p at cheapo shop) is great for the plastic under the bumper and on the grill.

Didn't know that but it's good to know

 

[neo]

Might give it a whirl on a few little marks i've got then tackle the rest if it works