luvmy82

You know what I'm talking about right? Those annoying scuff marks that you try so hard not to do getting in and out of your Vette but you do anyway?

I have them on the lower corner of the drivers side seat, door sill and on the door itself. They aren't aggressive looking scuff marks, but they are there none the less.

Suggestions on how to remove them?

Bandit1

For the regular scuffs/scrapes, I use Aerospace 303 Vinyl Cleaner followed by Aerospace 303 Protectant. For the bad ones, I also use Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. I use Stoners Glass Cleaner for the scuffs on the speaker. grill.

Pisswilly

Buy some acrylic sill protectors for the sills.

rcooper

I use Murphy's Oil Soap, diluted. Works great on all the scuff marks. Wipe with clean damp microfiber towel.

only9balls

Adam's upholstery cleaner is what I use. Mostly on the passanger side

DickieDoo

Spray Nine, spray directly on the area, wait 10-15 seconds, wipe off.

fsvoboda

Guy who detailed the light tan interior of my son's Sebring after a friend sat on a Hershey's bar--and stayed sitting on it overnight during a long trip--said that Windex was his go-to for almost everything.

Good luck.

Rebel Yell

Also, after you take care of the scratches you can go on Ebay, or check one of our vendors for "door sill protectors". They are clear plastic covers that slip over the sill, and do a great job. Appox. 60 -65 bucks, but worth it to me.

Always Red Dave

Buy new ones they are cheap on Ebay.

Don't use protectors they scuff the sills when you open and close your door.

gilbybarr

Mr. Clean Magic Eraser is great.....took marks off our walls that I never would have thought could be done....and without harming the finish. Use as directed.

Hopper12

Frodo

The first mod I did was to add sill protectors, thinking this was the way to go. The passenger side worked fine but the driver side cover caused scratches on the painted sill and Corvette sill trim. I threw them into my scrap bin. My thinking is the door's weather seal pressed the sill protectors down and subtle door/body movement caused the scratches.

C7Joy

I put Xpel on my door sills, it does a great job protecting them.

only9balls

Careful with Windex on plastic! It will turn some plastics white, and has ammonia in it.

Rebel Yell

I have to say I haven't had that problem Dave. Maybe we're thinking of different things. Don't know.

runner61627

just ordered these...hope that is not the case....

only9balls

I have a door jam protector, it is called "Verbal Command". I tell the passengers "Feet touch the ground and the floor, nothing else! Make it so!"

LT1 Z51

I use Mother's Back to Black when it gets really bad. Otherwise just some soap and water.

I will try the Magic Eraser bit as from the factory my speaker grill was scuffed up a tiny bit.

nmvettec7

I bought a small piece of Xpel film via eBay as it is sold in bulk.....spent about $30 for a piece 18" x 5'.

Easy DIY installation to cover the Corvette or Stingray aluminum door sills.

You will have plenty left for other projects or you can buy a smaller piece of Xpel.

Always Red Dave

Its when you take them off is when they scratch the paint and the sills.Remove them and you will see the damage but I hope I am wrong in your case.