Jud Chapin

Finally after trying many different products, I found one that does an excellent job at removing the sticky residue from the steering wheel and glove box buttons and the headlight switch area. The solvent is denatured alcohol. Use sparingly and lightly as it can remove some of the color, especially on the edges, and it works fast. (Use at your own risk). After using it, I applied a silicone product and they look as good as new.

wease206

do you have picture before and aftermath also the product was use

Jud Chapin

No pics as I don't think they would prove anything. Just try it. I guarantee you'll like the results. Jud

biker349

i used wd40 with good results.

Rich8

You can use a degreaser also ...

twm55

Denatured alcohol works perfectly. Just Take your time and avoid getting it on the leather if possible. (Q-tips work well around the edges) It may take several applications depending on the severity of the sticky residue. I has a pretty bad case on the light switch panel and the steering wheel buttons and was able to remove all of it in about 30 minutes with no color fading. Don't rub hard! Use multiple light applications instead.

Petej

I used good old 70% isopropyl alcohol and it worked great. The best part is that it is not solvent based and does not remove the paint on the buttons. In addition, it dries very quickly and does not leave any residue.

ajr62

happens as a natural deterioration of the material used for and/or on the buttons. goo gone works really well to dislodge the goo. i followed up with 91% isopropyl alcohol and the goo gone and the goo came off easily. typical 70% alcohol sold in drug stores won't work, needs to be 90+%, also can be purchased at the drug store. now good as new!