Touching up/recoating plastic coated switchgear, etc.

[veevee]

Some of the window switches, and other bits in my interior are looking a bit worse for wear (rubbed through to white plastic). Is there a known product that can be used to touched them up? I can think of a couple of kinds of paint I'd be tempted to try, but I'm not sure how durable they'd be?

[Toaster Pilot]

What car? That kind of stuff can usually be had quite cheaply used or even sometimes new.

[veevee]

Multiple, to be honest.

I know I could just replace the switches, but if theres some kind of little pen out there, I'd much rather just buy that than spending tens of times more, and a lot of time, replacing them all. (Some of the bits I'm talking about are just scratched through to the plastic, rather than being totally worn through).

[Frances The Mute]

Plasti-dip is very good for this sort of thing.

[veevee]

Frances The Mute said:

Plasti-dip is very good for this sort of thing.

Pretty sure this is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

[Escy]

Something VW?

[shoehorn]

Escy said:

Something VW?

[J4CKO]

I did the window switch panels on my 350Z as they were scratched, covered them in some carbon effect wrap, sounds a bit Max Power but I like it and it fits in, was about £8 off Amazon, needs a hot air gun to get it pliable, a hairdryer may work but will take longer, I think they came out really well, you can get other wrap stuff in different colours/textures.