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Button color rub-off fix?

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YOUR RESEARCHButton color rub-off fix?

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I was cleaning the dash with windex and the 2 ***** got gummy so I ordered replacements.
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Use too strong a cleaner

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The black plastic surface on the buttons on my '99 996 NAV system (bottom row) have rubbed off (previous owner using too strong a cleaner?
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I was cleaning the dash with windex and the 2 ***** got gummy so I ordered replacements.
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Button color rub-off fix?

Use too strong a cleaner

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The black plastic surface on the buttons on my '99 996 NAV system (bottom row) have rubbed off (previous owner using too strong a cleaner?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The black plastic surface on the buttons on my '99 996 NAV system (bottom row) have rubbed off (previous owner using too strong a cleaner? Finger sweat ware?) and now can see the underlying white plactic as blotches where the wording was. Any hope of getting replacement buttons or are all part of the Nav system? Assuming no replacement, what fixes for similar balck plastic button/switch rub offs have worked for others (black plastic model paint? ) Any ideas on how to get some kind of script back? --Steve

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Not sure if its same issue, I have '99 but not with nav. The buttons on my cdr 22 are covered with stickers...They have tiny frilly edges. They were fixed by dealer that way. I was cleaning the dash with windex and the 2 ***** got gummy so I ordered replacements. So yours should be fixable or replaceable by dealer or a place a Rennlister told me about called SWSTEREO.COM

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