Seat Control Trim Plates - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

secondchance · 12-17-2009

These trim gets stained and sad looking after 15 plus years in the car.
Easiest way to clean this up is to get a raser blade to pick up one corner and pull up the trim plates (very carefully as not to rip or bend). For seat control, fore and aft, you need to protect the plastic trim, slide a screw driver blade under the sliding switch and pop the piece out.

After trim plate has been removed, wet sand it down with 800 grit followed by thin layers of satin clear spray paint.
I used Pactra plastic model sparay paint.

http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/u...91213-0959.jpg

When fully dry, used double sided scotch tape to re-stick over the control switch assembly.

12-17-2009	#1
secondchance Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: McLean, VA Posts: 3,727	Seat Control Trim Plates These trim gets stained and sad looking after 15 plus years in the car. Easiest way to clean this up is to get a raser blade to pick up one corner and pull up the trim plates (very carefully as not to rip or bend). For seat control, fore and aft, you need to protect the plastic trim, slide a screw driver blade under the sliding switch and pop the piece out. After trim plate has been removed, wet sand it down with 800 grit followed by thin layers of satin clear spray paint. I used Pactra plastic model sparay paint. http://i658.photobucket.com/albums/u...91213-0959.jpg When fully dry, used double sided scotch tape to re-stick over the control switch assembly.