I have a question,
Over the summer, I purchased a 2007 Lexus ES350 with 45700 on it, I would be 2nd owner, and it was in immaculate interior condition especially the back seat. To the point it looked like no one ever had sat in the rear of the vehicle in the entire life of it so far.
My wife's family borrowed the vehicle, including my wife herself, and used the back seat to move boxes as well as use as a transport for young kids (my niece & nephews). There are now scratches and numerous light tears in the back part of the vehicle in the vinyl (seat backs) and plastics along the door. Leather seats are OK. I think the kids were kicking the back of the seats. Also pretty scratched at the rear of the arm-rest, almost looks like sandpaper was taken to it.
Is there any way I can mitigate the damages from this? It doesn't effect the performance of the vehicle it just annoys me considering the vehicle when delivered only a few months ago had an immaculate interior.
Thank you
Never let people borrow your car if you value it. But there's a company called lithium that makes all kinds of interior polishes check through their range of stuff most of it is about the best you can buy especially their interior cleaners and polishers
