How To FIX Plastic Scratches on Toyota Tacoma

Thanks for stopping by guys, I know the result isn't perfect but it sure beats nothing! Try it out for yourselves and see how it goes!
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[@FergieNCC2475]

Most entertaining and informative. Just because "it's a truck" is no excuse for not taking care of your Taco nor having pride in it. Besides, every one knows a clean and waxed vehicle runs better 😄

[@ygdirty3097]

Facts

[@EmmettLBrown2015]

Great video brother Thank you, I have a Miata and the scratches are so annoying, thank you for your help.

[@WildWestOvrlnd]

Hair dryer or heat gun melts the plastic so you can’t even see it. Just be careful not to apply the heat too long.

[@aussie8114]

I get decent success using a combination of mild heat from a heat gun or hair dryer then a light rub with a magic eraser microfibre sponge to de gloss the area where I applied heat. Needs experimenting to get the technique right. Don’t apply too much heat or the plastic will melt and become too glossy.

[@joereyna614]

Great vid.... I'll be trying this out under my glove box as my wife likes to lift her foot up while i drive causing some scuffs

[@Austin.8150]

Haha

[@Austin.8150]

Divorce her

[@stay4theride]

It’s funny because people are always complaining about the very tiny micro scratches that are on the glossy parts of the interior which don’t bother me at all what bothers me is all the flat black plastics get scratched so easily and I actually use a Ford work truck for work only and I can take my nails and try scratching the plastic and they won’t get scratched at all so it really bothers me that Toyota uses such cheap plastics. I do own a 2022 Tacoma that I absolutely love so I’m not being biased. My Tacoma is my weekend warrior and yet it has more scratches on the interior then my every day Ford work truck lol! And I really baby my Tacoma and it still has scratches in the interior not a lot but anytime you rub anything like a ring or your nail on something boom scratched.

[@faraway3032]

Looks the same before and after

[@reggie2334able]

I couldn’t agree more I have a 2003 F350 that I let my dogs ride in the back and they claw the crap out of the plastics back there and Walla no scratches but I set my work bag in the backseat next to the consul and the zipper buckle scratch the plastic in it. But I guess when you buy a Toyota you’re paying for all that reliability. i’ve owned four Toyotas now. In my lifetime and they’ve all been absolutely perfect when it comes to reliability absolutely zero issues.

[@kevincooney5700]

Willyota what detail products do you recommend want to get myself a few things to clean my tacoma

[@willyota]

Sudslabs makes some great products you can buy at Walmart. If picking them up at the store isn’t important then I highly recommend ordering from shine supply.

[@bulldogfit1584]

Would this work on the plastic fender flares? I have scratches on them from my tint guy. Lol.

[@willyota]

Yes sir it will

[@jvalentin84]

Whats a good interior cleaner to strip and dirt and contaminates?

[@willyota]

Super clean diluted 8:1

[@user-sx3bz5id2z]

Do you have a link where we can order the brush on amazon?

[@willyota]

I got it at Walmart in the car detailing section👍🏼

[@ibrahimrammal6434]

Looks cleaner, but no scratches had been fixed. Use a small torch to level down all scratches.

[@sebg2086]

he probly used the method for a chevrolet colorado...thats why he didnt work.....

[@alexanderradec317]

I’ve got the TRD Sport in quicksand and I kinda love it for the mil tan color and also living in the desert it helps blend in, it’s near impossible keeping a vehicle clean here with all the dirt and dust. This was a great vid as I’ve got 2 dogs that Kind of scuffed up the rear passenger doors

[@willyota]

Thanks man! I'm glad i could help

[@briansalisbury4764]

A crayon works well also. You color the scratch in and then rub it into the scratch with your fingers or a toothbrush,

[@user-ut3hg6ug5h]

I’ve been using VRP on my 22 Tacoma and swear by it. Anything plastic inside and out. It doesn’t fade or get splochey. Dashboard too. And it also doesn’t leave it oily either.

[@willyota]

Love the stuff, very affordable as well

[@christmasmomma4866]

What do you recommend for cleaning the Toyota all weather mats that came with my vehicle?

[@willyota]

Super clean degreaser

[@AppleVsGravity]

A hose.

[@MuhButtsBeenWiped]

Does this only work on a tacoma? How about a Ram or Silverado?

[@willyota]

I’m sure it would work just fine on any black plastic paneling

[@AFGixxeR88]

What do you film your videos with?

[@willyota]

I film with an iPhone 12 and use a tripod from Walmart

[@AFGixxeR88]

@@willyota ah ok! I have a gorilla pod but it’s too short to put anywhere lol nice work on the scratches. That area closet to the seat belt that has a weird texture is also hard to clean

[@vanessaibarra185]

Pretty good 👍

[@jeanpaullavieille5806]

Sucks

[@rodbonnes946]

After watching this and another video on VRP I thought I would give it a try. For restoring color……fine, about the same as Armor All. As far as removing scratches…..capital “B” capital “S”. It simply does not work!!!!!

[@mrblaxto]

Heat gun works

[@artisanbusiness1314]

Magic eraser and vinyl over the area if this is your thing.

[@carbomedic846]

Link to the product??

[@willyota]

You can get it at walmart

[@robincurston7086]

So this stuff don't work then

[@chharlorakim7346]

😂 Bro I see no changes at all the scratch still there 😅

[@your_alter_ego]

Looks the same, before and after lol 😂

[@Trashpanda_404]

As expensive as things are today there’s no shame in even keeping a beater clean.

[@willyota]

I agree

[@aliens99xx74]

It's not meant to get beat up 😮

[@mugz90]

You need to use a heat gun
And plastic restorer

[@willyota]

I’ll give that a try!

[@CallMeJackWagon]

Looks like VRP is nothing more than Back to Black type product. (shrug)

[@Fareladiirawan]

Gak bisa bahasa Inggris

[@weho_brian]

damn, might as well buy a new car 😄

[@willyota]

Sure did think abt it, whole truck is ruined

[@logan.stark777]

In other words buy a new door panel.

[@kathmandun8749]

That crap doesn’t work

[@johnharland2336]

Ridiculous! I see no change! All you did was cover the scratches. You didn't fix anything. In a few days they will reappear. Why not just use armor-all and keep applying it, like you're going to have to do anyway!

[@ronym829]

wow how much hate here ! 🙄😏
Be humble !

[@casafina6023]

Looks the same…

[@jeanpaullavieille5806]

Lol no difference 😅

[@luar2521]

Dude that shit didn’t do anything to the scratch

[@user-er3ul6oh8u]

Looks the same

[@plynch113]

I like your parents house....I wouldn't move out either....

[@willyota]

I was a junior in high school when this video was published and I’m currently a senior. Let’s not make assumptions, sound good?

[@jeanpaullavieille5806]

Sucks 😅

[@The_Cyberz]

You fixed nothing. Heat gun is only way to fix.

[@junkaroundandfindout]

Product is crap

[@anonymoususer6786]

Get on to the fucking point Jfc.ADD much??????

[@lastorianostra8173]

you did not reach any result. take it easy, grab a beer and drink it. it is way better.

[@destroyer-im7qe]

Thanks white boy!!!!