Not at all, I just bought the kit sold by www.climarepair.com

Takes 10 minutes and no need to take the buttons out. In their web site is explained.

Cheers

 

I don't see a thing explained on their website. Where?

 

Just have to click on the product thumbnail and this windows pops up:

http://www.climarepair.com/porsche-A...ng-repair-kit/

 

If you don't want to use stickers try the web site below.

http://stickynomore.com/

These guys will repaint. Web site suggests they do a lot of Ferarri buttons and can do same for any make with plastic buttons, switches, etc... You'll have to investigate the particulars yourself as I have not had to use them yet.

 

Problem with that option is that you have to deal with the Ac Unit disassemble, which is not "Plug&Play" I must say... I don´t want to imagine braking something in the unit taking it apart... I´ve been told it cost +$600

But it is another option of course!

Cheers

 

Don't touch the white on any buttons. The white paint will eventually wear off. Learned this on my first Porsche. #3 buttons are pristine

 

In fact, there is a video showing how the buttons should be touched/actioned:

http://www.climarepair.com/video-tutorials/

Seems silly that someone has to come and tell how a button must be touched But after watching that video I realized I´ve been touching them the wrong way all this time

 

We are talking more about this here:

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ml#post4597565

 

My local dealer touched mine up, looked like new. Think it was around $100

 

Really? My local dealer only offered a replacement module at $550+