Dog house

Is where I am

I've manage to scratch the dashboard of managements New Beetle cabby by carrying some wood (well I wasn't going to use the golf now was I?) and I was wondering if anyone had any tips or recommend a product to fix please?

Get a replacement from a breaker and hope its a easy to unclip and reclip back on

I'd be getting on POF and looking for a new wife.

ETA, I believe the technique to fix this is to heat up the plastic to almost melting, then possibly add a tiny amount more, then use a die with the correct texture to blend in the repair area by pressing down very carefully. Needs a lot of practice and skill to do an invisible repair.

paul_c said

ETA, I believe the technique to fix this is to heat up the plastic to almost melting, then possibly add a tiny amount more, then use a die with the correct texture to blend in the repair area by pressing down very carefully. Needs a lot of practice and skill to do an invisible repair.

POF it is then!!

Or the scrappy.  Was hoping there was some magic compound 

Get some carbon fibre vinyl and do a cosmetic upgrade. Do a couple of other vents and maybe door hand pull surround. Boom. Not just fixed but improved.

Or foxtrot Oscar until it dies down a little.

Good luck


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should do the trick LOL

there's a rattle tin of rubber that's available or vinyl sticker kit. Maybe give it a try nothing to loose if new trim available

Plasti Dip Multi-Purpose Rubber Coating - Spray - Black - 400ml: Amazon.co.uk: Car & Motorbike

more fitting under the circumstance
sorry had to add it

Kenneth Cartwright said

there's a rattle tin of rubber that's available or vinyl sticker kit. Maybe give it a try nothing to loose if new trim available

Plasti Dip Multi-Purpose Rubber Coating - Spray - Black - 400ml: Amazon.co.uk: Car & Motorbike

Worth a shot, like you and backinblack say vinyl or just replace worst case!

nicci21paul said

more fitting under the circumstance
sorry had to add it

Haha genius!!   

You could use a spot filler and fill the scratches then paint it with a color and sheen to match (if you mask off good you can do it in the car)…But . always used a padding or towel to protect things. specifically @ the dash or seat fabrics.

I originally thought the thread was in reference to the two Wings and Hood and not the proverbial move over rover the big dog is coming in… Or if it wasn't for a Dog House I wouldn't have a home at all.

Briano1234 said

You could use a spot filler and fill the scratches then paint it with a color and sheen to match (if you mask off good you can do it in the car)…But . always used a padding or towel to protect things. specifically @ the dash or seat fabrics.

I originally thought the thread was in reference to the two Wings and Hood and not the proverbial move over rover the big dog is coming in… Or if it wasn't for a Dog House I wouldn't have a home at all.

Yeah it's a bit like if it wasn't for bad luck I'd have no luck at all.  I'm gonna give local VW specialist a bell in the morning and see  how bad to replace and then go for a repair… could certainly fine fill but colour match might be a bit more of a challenge.  

Thanks for all advice!.     

I always thought that spot would look nice turned into a road with appropriate scale model VWs going either way. You could pretend it was oil leakage.

You could go for this sort of effect….

jazzydog said

You could go for this sort of effect….

Was Chewbacca driving that and he shed?

LoL 😂🤪

I am old enough to remember when this was trendy!

I love a good shag-carpet…. .

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jazzydog said

You could go for this sort of effect….

Jesus mate I'm in enough bother as it is!! 

But it's strangely tempting…

Vic said

I always thought that spot would look nice turned into a road with appropriate scale model VWs going either way. You could pretend it was oil leakage.

That's not a bad idea mate.   I've brought her a lilo boinger so far to help cover it up