No more sticky after years and years

Welcome - But you should hold out for a 355. ;>)
There are many ways of getting rid of the stickies.
Sticky No More is almost certainly the best. (My stickies were removed, but not by SNM. The surfaces are OK, but less than perfect.)
The new surface is paint, I think; SNM's site will probably tell you, and it should last forever.
The original surface was a "soft touch" plastic that just got too soft with age.

 

Because as said above, the process is not the same. The refinished parts are a satin paint finish that is not rubberized. So, effectively, you can't compare the refinish to the OEM.

However, most of us prefer to forgo the original rubberized finish in lieu of finish that will last longer than original.

 

Let us know when you get the car how it has held up.

 

my vents have not been destickied and they are super sticky at the moment.
your fingers turn black if you touch them.

but I had some aceton at hand and just wiped a couple of times over one of the vents and must say that that part turned out nicely and not sticky!
haven't further investigated due to lack of time but it looks promising.

 

Yea the look is bad but the black tar substance on your fingers and cloths is worse!

 

For many of the trim items you can't get away with simply removing the decomposing rubberised coating and leaving it at that, because in many cases the base colour below is not black, its white. So once the rubber is stripped you often have no choice but to recoat with something.

I use grey plastic primer followed by black satin paint, looks superb when done.

For stripping I've tried numerous products but like many here the only one I've found that works really effectively is oven cleaner.

 

Hello Proxima

I have redone some parts myself
I live near Lier, not too far away
Come and have a look

Frank