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I have been playing around with a Brushed Red Keyless Go Button.
I think the Red Carbon Fiber version is too much with the Burlwood Trim so I thought this would be just enough.
(Definitely, need to dust the interior)
I have been playing around with a Brushed Red Keyless Go Button.
I think the Red Carbon Fiber version is too much with the Burlwood Trim so I thought this would be just enough.
(Definitely, need to dust the interior)
Not a big fan of the red start/stop button. My daughter's Honda fit is red. LOL
I think the stock silver is the way to go and MB really doesn't offer an alternative. $200 or whatever for that Ebay red button is just ridiculous. Maybe black would be ok, but not with your trim. Sorry, I admire your attempts to customize but just not feeling this direction.
Not the biggest fan of this myself and I do recall some people paying 200 bucks for a similiar addition. So it must be a thing that some people like. Since really only you and your passengers will see it why not just leave it like that if you like it?
Yeah, I found that one for $149, but nothing for $130. In any event, these used to be $180-$200 awhile back. It is a hunk of plastic (ok "carbon fiber"). total ripoff
One thing i couldnt find is......... START/STOP pre cut sticky words that i could put on top of my vinyl when im done wrapping the button. That would make it OEM kinda looking.
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