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Dealers know that spiffing up the interior of a used car is the best way to command a higher price. Whether you’re planning to sell your vehicle or just want to freshen up your daily driver, we’ll show you how to slap the shabby off your vehicle’s interior. It’s neither hard nor expensive, and you’ll be amazed at just how new your car’s interior will look.
You can recondition the plastic/vinyl on your doors, dash, seats and console areas for about $75. Or, spend about $150 and do it all, including the carpet, velour and upholstery. You can recolor just about everything in the interior. If you vacuum and shampoo your vehicle ahead of time, you can complete the whole rejuvenation process in a single weekend (allowing for drying time between…
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Family Handyman (Digital) - 1 Issue, July-August 2013