i was just wondering if anybody else had problems with the dash board ( on the passenger side) with scuff marks .its seems like anytime somone rubs ther pants on it, it leave a mark and it wont come off. ive tried scrubing it with armor all and the marks just wont come out

 

Recently bought a used 09 F150 and there are several scuffs on the passenger side as well. I briefly tried rubbing them off, but no luck. I wasn't too worried about them so have just left them as is. The dash material does feel "softer" than my old 01 F150.

 

I have similar issues on the passenger side. I have also tried armor all with no success.

 

maybe autozone will have somthing ,i just cant believe it scuffs up that easy

 

I hate Armour All, or any product that makes my dash shiny. Good old soap and water is all I ever use to clean my inside. The glare is god awful, and as a bodyman, silicone is not my friend.

 

get the natural finish one. it is not shiny at all

 

Mines scratched as well. If it gets bad enough I might try something silly like fine grit sandpaper.

 

i have been searching around on the net and they said to use baking soda with a little water .well i tried that with no success, the other thing i read was to use a hair dryer i havnt tried that yet and im not sure if im going to

 

Rubbing pants on the ....... dashboard???? Pants don't get anywhere close to mine. Or, y'all are a lot kinkyer than me.....

 

My thought exactly-lol

 

its pretty easy to scuff up the dash, when you have a super cab and when the passager side has their seat moved up for the person in the back.the scuffs wouldnt bother me so bad if they happen they way you guys are thinking lol

 

You are 100% right, It does scuff easy, My wife just touch it with her rings and it put a scratch in it, I did work on it for about 2 hours and found that the hair dryer trick did 98% removed it. Just be careful don't get it hot in one spot to long..

 

so i tried scrubbing with baking soda (did not work) so then i was told to use a pencil eraser which i tried and it did dull the marks a little bit,as for using a hair dryer im a little nervous about trying that 1 i dont want to melt my dash ,this is the nicest truck ive ever owned and knowing my luck i would melts somthing lol

 

Yes be careful,I was the same way but I said if I damage worse then it is I will replace the dash... So with that said I put the hair dryer on "MED" AND WENT SLOW NEVER STOPPING IN ONE PLACE. I will say it looks great my wife could not fine where it was scratched. Good Luck..

 

I will have to try this, my son threw his hockey skates in and one of the blades put a 1" nick in my dash Now the skates, and anything else he puts in the truck, goes in the back seat.