Hiding Interior Door Panel Scratches On a Tacoma 

This stuff works great.. been almost a month now and have only had to reapply once. Definitely the best solution for now.

Ordering some now. Is it necessary to use the meguiars first?

@@davecarroll171 no need for Meguiars first unless the panels are really dirty.. honestly the vrp removed dirt the detail spray didn’t remove.

The VRP is supposed to not be greasy and last a while. It’s also not super shiny either.. I went with it mainly because of w good reviews it had. I now use it for the majority of my interior.

It’s a great mystery for many of us… at some point many years from now I’ll probably dismount the panels and repaint them.

@westcoasttaco I bought some of this stuff, hopefully it helps prevent this from happening more

Seems to be a common trend these days… regardless of the manufacturer.. I’ve had older Toyotas and never had to do 3/4 of the work or effort I put into the upkeep of this taco. Don’t get me wrong.. I love my truck, but there’s no denying that they don’t make them the way they used to.. can’t imagine what they will be like 10 years from now😬??

That’s to keep the price down. I’ll gladly take cheap plastics as long as it’s not in the essential parts of the vehicle. This vehicle is incredibly reliable. That makes this a minor issue.

100%.. “mystery scratches”..

Great info! Thanks for posting this, I’ll have to give it a try👍🏼

Really? Never thought about that, will it ruin the texture of the door panel though?

it didnt work

You are probably right..

Bummer.. sorry to hear that it didn’t work out for you.. I absolutely love this stuff and I use it on every surface excluding the glass and speedometer.. saves me a ton of money with me not having to buy a bunch of other products.