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How to stop your knob from keep getting scratched...!!!

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I keep scratching my gearknob in the car, its becoming a bit of a biatch now everytime i drive with a ring on!!! Anyway to stop this? or should i just drive with no rings on???? :? :D
 
Captain Redbeard said:
Jap_Girl said:
I keep scratching my gearknob in the car, its becoming a bit of a biatch now everytime i drive with a ring on!!! Anyway to stop this? or should i just drive with no rings on???? :? :D
Drive with no rings on. :)

Yeah did think that would be the way.....:(

Anyway to get the scratches out???? :roll:
 
Put a cover over it like a hat or something.......

a Beanie

LIFE-BEANIE.jpg


thats what i do and it stop your hand getting cold in the winter......
 
Any sort of abrasive polish (like Silvero) would probably sort out surface scratches.

But other than sticking a cover on the gearknob, or removing your rings, I really can't think of anything else? I mean, what else is there? :? :lol:
 
craigiusmaximus said:
Put a cover over it like a hat or something.......

a Beanie

LIFE-BEANIE.jpg


thats what i do and it stop your hand getting cold in the winter......

Thats for your head isn't it???? LOL!!!!

It's just a biatch how easily the gearknob gets scratched :twisted:
 
Red said:
Any sort of abrasive polish (like Silvero) would probably sort out surface scratches.

Polish will remove the clearcoat off the knob. :wink:
 
Jap_Girl said:
craigiusmaximus said:
Put a cover over it like a hat or something.......

a Beanie

LIFE-BEANIE.jpg


thats what i do and it stop your hand getting cold in the winter......

Thats for your head isn't it???? LOL!!!!

It's just a biatch how easily the gearknob gets scratched :twisted:







yeah it is but its ok for the gearnob too....... :wink:
 
Neily03 said:
Red said:
Any sort of abrasive polish (like Silvero) would probably sort out surface scratches.

Polish will remove the clearcoat off the knob. :wink:

Scratch that then :lol:

But would that necessarily be a bad thing? I mean the clearcoat obviously doesn't prevent scratching or anything?
 
My knob is unscratched - never worn a ring on the left hand and never let anyone drive it with a ring on!!! :lol: :lol:
 
Fit a babies sock over the knob. It has to be red of course :wink:

Thus, in the winter you won't get a cold knob :wink: and you ring won't mark the knob :wink:
 
Bazzer said:
Fit a babies sock over the knob. It has to be red of course :wink:

Thus, in the winter you won't get a cold knob :wink: and you ring won't mark the knob :wink:

GOOD IDEA :) nah that really is!!!! :D
 
Nob scratch can be a serious complaint. If anyone is experiencing this then consult your GP.
 
I have put a newer S2000 knob on my MY00 S2000, it has the leather around the bottom. Looks good and can be had for £10 down your local scrappies.
 
Bazzer said:
Fit a babies sock over the knob. It has to be red of course :wink:

Thus, in the winter you won't get a cold knob :wink: and you ring won't mark the knob :wink:

Must admit mine had a little sock on it last winter to keep the hand a bit warmer :wink:
It has a few scratches on but i'm not bothered enough to do anything about it
 
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