Scratched radio bezel, and cupholder trim.
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Scratched radio bezel, and cupholder trim.
I brought an 04 Wrx Still which has a scratch marks on the cupholder trim on the dash and the trim next to the cup holder which I think is part of the vents. Also the black trim which the radio bezel trims plugs into is also scratched. I think the previous owner was careless in installing the OEM radio back into the car or had kids but its starting to annoy me.
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=2278635
I think the image of the above parts are correct, obviously missing the black base trim where the radio bezel plugs into.
Where can I buy these parts from and how hard is it for an idiot such as myself to complete? So far eBay has been no help and I have no idea what the part numbers are? Also one of the radio ***** are scratched, what can I do?
Regards and thanks.
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=2278635
I think the image of the above parts are correct, obviously missing the black base trim where the radio bezel plugs into.
Where can I buy these parts from and how hard is it for an idiot such as myself to complete? So far eBay has been no help and I have no idea what the part numbers are? Also one of the radio ***** are scratched, what can I do?
Regards and thanks.
Last edited by kwan88; 23 March 2013 at 11:09 PM. Reason: missing info
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Have a blob too and mine aren't in the best condition either. Shouldn't be too hard to find from Scoobyspares or something but I've taken the opportunity to wrap mine! (Well, I will be soon anyway!) makes it look unique and hides the scratches.
It's dead easy to do. Un-pop the cupholder and there is a screw behind there, unscrew that and start to pop it off, undoing any screws you find along the way. Really easy tbh, I'm ****e with manual labour and I managed .
It's dead easy to do. Un-pop the cupholder and there is a screw behind there, unscrew that and start to pop it off, undoing any screws you find along the way. Really easy tbh, I'm ****e with manual labour and I managed .
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