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Discussion in '360/430' started by nealemace, Dec 20, 2012.

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  1. nealemace

    nealemace Rookie

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    #1 nealemace, Dec 20, 2012
    Some of the plastic (I think it's plastic) parts on the interior of my 2001 F360 are getting a sticky covering on them. The interior door latches and electric window buttons especially. They are sticky to the touch. I drive the car about once a week and keep it really clean.
     
  2. greyboxer

    greyboxer F1 World Champ

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    #2 greyboxer, Dec 20, 2012
    You haven't asked a question !

    But yes they all do that and yes there are a million threads here with suggestions from oven cleaner to Stickynomore
     
  3. nealemace

    nealemace Rookie

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    #3 nealemace, Dec 20, 2012
    Yes... I've seen threads now. I (stupidly) posted before looking over previous threads.

    However, does it seem normal for these parts to become sticky even though the car is usually kept in an internal garage.
     
  4. vrsurgeon

    vrsurgeon F1 World Champ
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    #4 vrsurgeon, Dec 20, 2012
    It's unfortunately going to happen.. the soft touch paint degrades over time.. it's just accellerated by heat and humidity. :( You can try the oven cleaner route to remove it, go to stickynomore to have it removed, or even use alcohol to rub it down. The alcohol I've used and it removes the sticky upper layer and exposes the soft touch paint below.
     
  5. netman

    netman Formula 3

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    #5 netman, Dec 20, 2012
    Carbon fiber!!! Updates the look and does not get sticky. My 2 cents:)
     
  6. donho

    donho Karting

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    #6 donho, Dec 20, 2012
    Yes. It's just a matter of time. Maybe you'll find comfort in knowing that it affects thousands and thousands of Ferrari owners.
     
  7. 993man

    993man Formula Junior
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    #7 993man, Dec 21, 2012
    That's what I did as well, and it looks great!
    No more sticky gunk in my car until the buttons do it again.
     

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