We had the same problem on our 00 E320 Wagon. I had to use Goof Off to get the adhesive residue off. I guess the clear plastic like coating deteriorated when the wheel was cleaned. So liberal use of goof off (Home Depot or Lowes - paint or cleaner section) and several applications should do it.
Sticky Steering Wheel Buttons?
We've had our '02 E320 wagon for a couple weeks now.
I noticed that the steering wheel push buttons are "sticky" - they stick to your finger, as if they're covered with syrup or something.
Afraid to damage the finish, I cleaned 'em (and the st wheel) with mild soap (Woolite)and warm water. They're still just as sticky - almost as if the finish itself is sticky. Maybe damaged with some idiot goo such as Armorall or something?
I'm anxious not to ruin them with solvent - any ideas?
I noticed that the steering wheel push buttons are "sticky" - they stick to your finger, as if they're covered with syrup or something.
Afraid to damage the finish, I cleaned 'em (and the st wheel) with mild soap (Woolite)and warm water. They're still just as sticky - almost as if the finish itself is sticky. Maybe damaged with some idiot goo such as Armorall or something?
I'm anxious not to ruin them with solvent - any ideas?
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It wont remove the icons/lettering. Just completes removing that film that was covering them.
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