Rocker Switches
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Does anyone know of a good way to clean the oxidation off the rocker switches? Mine are looking faded and grey. I heard using silicone brake fluid would clean them but I tried it with little results. I could always scuff and paint but I was hoping someone had a better way.
Thanks
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- phillipcoombs
- First Gear
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Phil,
Several coats of Armorall will bring them up like new. Reapply once or twice a year.
Regards,
Colin.
Several coats of Armorall will bring them up like new. Reapply once or twice a year.
Regards,
Colin.
phillipcoombs wrote:Does anyone know of a good way to clean the oxidation off the rocker switches? Mine are looking faded and grey. I heard using silicone brake fluid would clean them but I tried it with little results. I could always scuff and paint but I was hoping someone had a better way.
Thanks
'68 S4 DHC
- fatboyoz
- Fourth Gear
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If you're interested in new replacements, I can offer a solution of sorts. Years ago, I found a batch of surplus switches with smooth, shiny black and ribbed beige rockers. Virtually identical to our OEM ones - perhaps .5mm wider. All you do is swap the black ones for the beige ones and you're good to go.
First Elan dashboard I restored was for an S4 Sprint which is now in our local British Museum of Transportation.
I can probably put together a few more sets with the switches I have on hand.
Cheers,
Steve in Ohio
First Elan dashboard I restored was for an S4 Sprint which is now in our local British Museum of Transportation.
I can probably put together a few more sets with the switches I have on hand.
Cheers,
Steve in Ohio
- sveris
- Second Gear
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