[AirbusCapt]

I think a black cladding looks good on a SUV. It also helps protect the paint when going off on the trails.
The current gen discovery sport has no black cladding and it looks far too bulky compared to my car.

[abhi_ank]

Is it possible to remove the thick side cladding from the new gen brezza?

[Karan_n8]

Absolutely detest it. Especially on the three Germans. The plastics never age well and are an eye sore on the two Seltos at home. For the X3 I got all the trims painted to either body color or gloss black. The stance looks slick, the entire car can be detailed with ease and the coatings work much better. Also not a fan of the mesh style plastics like the fog lamp housings of the City, impossbile to clean unless with a pressure washer.

[mayankk]

Originally Posted by abhi_ank

Is it possible to remove the thick side cladding from the new gen brezza?

I think that even if you did manage to do that, it is thick, like you said. The metal under it will be at least an inch or two under that. Your car will look thinner on the bottom, will end up messing all the proportions.
If you dont like it, why not get it painted in a more suitable color?

[Beingtraveler]

Bhpians,

Need an advice on scratches on front black cladding on my S-cross. I was passing through a tight lane recently and there were vehicles coming from other side as well. To avoid scrapping, I steered little left and my front cladding got stuck in bike's mudguard parked there.

My colleague got off the car and cleared the area by moving the bike a little ahead. But it resulted in some visual white scratches on the cladding

I am glad though, that no scratches on bumper or paint area and cladding did well to protect the car, but is there a way to cover up these scratches? I tried washing and applying dashboard dresser, but scratches re-appeared again. The whole area where scratches are has whitish look now.

Any suggestions will be appreciated. Thanks!

[DSC]

Originally Posted by Beingtraveler

Bhpians,

Need an advice on scratches on front black cladding on my S-cross. I was passing through a tight lane recently and there were vehicles coming from other side as well. To avoid scrapping, I steered little left and my front cladding got stuck in bike's mudguard parked there.

My colleague got off the car and cleared the area by moving the bike a little ahead. But it resulted in some visual white scratches on the cladding

I am glad though, that no scratches on bumper or paint area and cladding did well to protect the car, but is there a way to cover up these scratches? I tried washing and applying dashboard dresser, but scratches re-appeared again. The whole area where scratches are has whitish look now.

Any suggestions will be appreciated. Thanks!

Facing the same issue. Attaching photos in the follow-post.

[DSC]

Any suggestion on the deep scratches on the bumper cladding? How do we repair them?