I've just scratched the interior plastic trim on my Doblo Family while trying to put the rear seats back in . Does anyone know a good way of hiding them or even removing these scratches? It has dark grey trim.
It must be a common problem on the Family model as the seats are a right sod to get in and out, they're heavy and quite a tight fit. You have to put them in at a slight angle from the back and then line them up once they're as far in as they'll go. I must have scratched it as I was lining them up .
Any advice would be much appreciated

Only way I know is for a trim specialist to cover it up but they as you rightly say are easy to scratch & no doubt will scratch more times in the future

Thanks T14086. I thought there might not be any quick solutions, I'll have to put up with it I spose. I did have a quick search around the interweb and there are some products out there but they involve making a mould of your original trim then sticking a new peice over the damaged section . Won't be bothering with that. Some valeting companies say they can remove scratches but they're really expensive and they don't fully explain how they do it .

From what i've seen they use Isopan to fill scratch then spray over it to match.