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Anyone know if there is touch up paint for the interior vinyl. Specifically door panel? I have a nasty mark on the drivers side and would have to replace the whole panel or maybe paint it.

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I know our body shop can mix up paint for vinyl and interior trim.

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That would be cool if possible? I only need a small amount. The previous owner somehow got some glue on it and attempting to remove it has left a blemish approx 1inch in diameter. Its not too bad but you can see it. A dab of matching paint would likely hide it.

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That would be cool if possible? I only need a small amount. The previous owner somehow got some glue on it and attempting to remove it has left a blemish approx 1inch in diameter. Its not too bad but you can see it. A dab of matching paint would likely hide it.

 

 

 

check your local auto parts store, most carry vinyl paint

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when I bought my truck it had a cig burn on the vinly by the window. This body shop gut filled in the burn and repainted the spot to match perfectly.

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