Question on interior materials
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Question on interior materials
With my new used car, there are a couple of interior cosmetic issues that trouble me.
The front top panel above the glove box under the windshield has a small mark like an outline of a box - maybe the previous owner stored something there. Is this vinyl or some other material? If vinyl I should be able to use vegetable oil or vinylex.
The auto shift **** has some marks/scratches on top. Minor I know but it bothers me. I'm thinking of ordering one and replacing it myself. Anyone have suggestions where/how.
My dog already put a gouge in the Milano leather of the center armrest with his claws. May wait on that one, but again, can't seem to find the part.
Any info appreciated!
The front top panel above the glove box under the windshield has a small mark like an outline of a box - maybe the previous owner stored something there. Is this vinyl or some other material? If vinyl I should be able to use vegetable oil or vinylex.
The auto shift **** has some marks/scratches on top. Minor I know but it bothers me. I'm thinking of ordering one and replacing it myself. Anyone have suggestions where/how.
My dog already put a gouge in the Milano leather of the center armrest with his claws. May wait on that one, but again, can't seem to find the part.
Any info appreciated!
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For the shift ****
http://www.ebay.de/sch/i.html?_odkw=...knauf&_sacat=0
Replacing is so simple, 3 minute job
Center armrest front or rear, and MY2009-???
http://www.ebay.de/sch/i.html?_odkw=...knauf&_sacat=0
Replacing is so simple, 3 minute job
Center armrest front or rear, and MY2009-???
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With my new used car, there are a couple of interior cosmetic issues that trouble me.
The front top panel above the glove box under the windshield has a small mark like an outline of a box - maybe the previous owner stored something there. Is this vinyl or some other material? If vinyl I should be able to use vegetable oil or vinylex.
The front top panel above the glove box under the windshield has a small mark like an outline of a box - maybe the previous owner stored something there. Is this vinyl or some other material? If vinyl I should be able to use vegetable oil or vinylex.
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For the shift ****
http://www.ebay.de/sch/i.html?_odkw=...knauf&_sacat=0
Replacing is so simple, 3 minute job
Audi Facelift Schaltknauf tauschen - Artikel: 3843 & 3844 & 3846 - YouTube
Center armrest front or rear, and MY2009-???
http://www.ebay.de/sch/i.html?_odkw=...knauf&_sacat=0
Replacing is so simple, 3 minute job
Audi Facelift Schaltknauf tauschen - Artikel: 3843 & 3844 & 3846 - YouTube
Center armrest front or rear, and MY2009-???
It's the center front armrest and I've a 2011 Q5 3.2 with the luxury package ( i.e the upgraded leather ).
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http://www.partsbase.org/audi/audi-q...aud-8r0864207d
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You need part S/N: 8R0-864-207-D (8R0864207D) and find your color
http://www.partsbase.org/audi/audi-q...aud-8r0864207d
http://www.partsbase.org/audi/audi-q...aud-8r0864207d
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Having had a L A R G E dog, I would say that if the dog left a claw print in the first armrest, he's likely to do it in the next armrest. You might be better off finding a good piece of heavier stronger leather and velcro'ing it on top of the armrest, replacing as needed. There are all sorts of sources for good leather online these days, all sorts of colors and grades so it can look professionally done.