Paint wear on 996 tiptronic shift
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The old man recently purchased a '02 C2 with around 50k on the clock.
Car seems to run well but the last (and I believe only previous) owner seems to have been somebody who drove the car with his hand resting on the tiptronic shift-knob and as a result the silver metallic paint has worn through to expose black underneath.
The rest of the car is immaculate - what can be done about the shift?
Thinking of a replacement from Porsche (if they are supplied in colour) or spraying myself with a hardwearing plastic paint.
Any ideas? Doesn't look too difficult to remove but must confess that I haven't actualy attempted to pull it off....
Car seems to run well but the last (and I believe only previous) owner seems to have been somebody who drove the car with his hand resting on the tiptronic shift-knob and as a result the silver metallic paint has worn through to expose black underneath.
The rest of the car is immaculate - what can be done about the shift?
Thinking of a replacement from Porsche (if they are supplied in colour) or spraying myself with a hardwearing plastic paint.
Any ideas? Doesn't look too difficult to remove but must confess that I haven't actualy attempted to pull it off....
Hi I brought a replacement shift button from my local Porsche specialist Strasse in Leeds it only cost around £11 (Offical Porsche part) and now my interior looks perfect too. It's easy to fit just a few seconds although you do need to put some weight into it to click it into place.
Cheers,
After Eight
Cheers,
After Eight
After Eight said:
Hi I brought a replacement shift button from my local Porsche specialist Strasse in Leeds it only cost around £11 (Offical Porsche part) and now my interior looks perfect too. It's easy to fit just a few seconds although you do need to put some weight into it to click it into place.
Cheers,
After Eight
Thanks for that - useful bit of info. Will get onto the OPC.
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