Mercedes SLK World Forum - View Single Post

**etyu** · 08-17-2007

You might try a damp (not soggy wet) baby toothbrush and gently scrub at the edges of the affected button(s) and wipe the bristles often unto a clean dry cloth/cotton towel to see if the bristles will pick up the sticky stuff. Have a small cup of clean water handy so you can dip the bristles and wipe to almost dry for the next try. Repeat cycle as often as needed. Work on one edge at a time. Let us know if you're successful.

08-17-2007	#3 (permalink)
etyu Founding Member #2 / Ambassador Of Good Will Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Orange County, CA Vehicle: 2008 SLK 55 Posts: 5,371 Country: Thanks: 422 Thanked 314 Times in 188 Posts	You might try a damp (not soggy wet) baby toothbrush and gently scrub at the edges of the affected button(s) and wipe the bristles often unto a clean dry cloth/cotton towel to see if the bristles will pick up the sticky stuff. Have a small cup of clean water handy so you can dip the bristles and wipe to almost dry for the next try. Repeat cycle as often as needed. Work on one edge at a time. Let us know if you're successful. __________________ *Eddy* To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Pewter/Beige, PIII package, Airscarf, Hands-Free Communication System, Lighting package Designo Black Leather Cover on e-brake handle, ( To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Bill T), SmartTop v1.0, Kleyman 3BFM (NoRegret Custom), Green Air Filters, *Mod. R170 ant.*, EuroClear sidemarkers w/PIAA PlasmaIon lamps, chromed front & rear turn indicator lamps, PIAA SuperPlasmaGTX front parking lamps, bilateral rear fog lamps enabled.