POST 1Original post
Does anyone have a solution to dashboard switches that appear to be disintegrating and are sticky. Had the same problem on a Ferrari California.
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YOUR RESEARCHSticky Switches
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5 eligible posts · 0 unverified posts · 1 discussions match the subject in their title or opening post.
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This stuff worked for me.
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POST 2Original post
Robot or human? Zeps Heavy Duty Citrus Cleaner. This stuff worked for me.
POST 3Original post
If it's a 2008 or earlier - replacement is the only real answer. PITA job, there are people making replacements they claim will not dissolve with normal skin oils.. or buy a 2009 or newer - they solved that (and many other issues) with the .2 cars..
POST 4Original post
99-100% isopropyl alcohol works great
POST 5Original post
I have found that coating it in corn starch and then dusting off the excess works well for the stickiness. However, the result is not pretty.
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