OxGord AC Dash Button Repair Kit - Original Design & Made in USA - Best for Fixing Ruined Faded A/C Control Buttons - Decal Replacement Fits Select 07-14 GM Vehicles - Car SUV Van Truck Accessories

Covered the worn out symbols on my GMC Sierra very well. It's been awhile since I put them on and so far they continue to look great and stay on completely!

Great product

Came as described

If you are looking for a cover up, then this is the product to get. Just make sure they are not crooked when you stick them on because they adhere pretty well. They were easy to install. All you do is just place them over the existing piece that need to be covered. You can’t the price and it made my truck look good.

Good

I had hoped these would do a good job of fixing the worn buttons on my climate controls. They definitely make it look better at first glance, but they do not look as good as original. First, light does not shine through very well, so the icons do not illuminate as well as they should, but they do illuminate. At night, the icons are about half as bright as the original buttons. Also, the cutout for the on/off indicator is a little big, so if the button is worn around that, you will get green showing through.Here’s the biggest problem: you have to get them located perfectly first try. If you put it on, then pull it off to realign the sticker, it will pull the original paint up with it and won’t be sticky anymore. If you forget to remove the inner cutout for the on/off indicator, do not remove the entire sticker to try to get it out it will ruin the sticker.Also be aware, the stickers won’t wrap around the edges of the buttons at all, so if the button is worn on the edge, some green will show through.Overall, it’s a quick fix and a lot cheaper than replacing the entire control module, but don’t expect to trick anyone into thinking it’s original.

A great fix to worn out control buttons!Two years later in 111 degree temps (imagine the temperature inside my car) and these still look great. I forget I put them on. They look factory.Well worth the less-than-ten-bucks I paid.PRO TIP: I used tweezers to line them up and then slowly pressed them into place. I then pressed and held each with my finger to increase the adhesion.

I was worried about applying these straight but I used a small squirt bottle to lightly apply some water and was able to maneuver them into place and let them dry. After install the control looked as good as they did when the Traverse was new. We could finally see the control we were using again and I am sure it made a difference when we sold the vehicle a year later.