How To Properly Restore Your Sticky Steering Wheel Buttons In Your Vehicle! Watch Now -Mercedes E320

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In todays episode I will be covering the simply steps and product you will need to restore your sticky buttons in your car! This is a common problem in many makes and models specifically in early 2000's Mercedes but can be found in many makes using this soft touch coating. If you have a Mercedes or any other make you can follow these steps to finally get rid of that awful look and feel!
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@VEGANSAM 2 года назад

Hello, while you said 'some rubbing alcohol', it seems to be a very specific version that says '50%'. Why? Also, even though you surprisingly didn't seem to be bothered by the airbag cover edge that was clearly damaged from the alcohol...why not uninstall them first? And if so, how to do it? Thank you...

@chareefabiano8173 11 месяцев назад

Do you think that it would work for some soda that got into the button, causing my radio to act possessed.

@FullThrottleBHP 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for reaching out! Hope you enjoyed the episode. I wouldn't be able to say for sure but would be worth a shot. If you are able to remove the button and disemble to clean all contacts with rubbing alcohol or electrical Contact cleaner should restore the function for you. What vehicle are you looking to try this on? Be sure to consider subscribing and leaving a thumbs up if you haven't already. Your support is greatly appreciated. - Full Throttle