Spilled drink on radio
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Spilled drink on radio
I had to come to an abrupt stop and the soda in my cup holder flew forward and splash all over the radio and climate controls and now some of the radio and climate buttons are sticking, anybody have any idea of how to clean this so the buttons no longer stick? Thanks.
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#8
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WD-40 will do just fine. Don't even ask how I know.
I'm talking about spraying a little around the buttons so they don't stick, not dousing the whole front of the radio.
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You can get "Electronics Cleaners" from a variety of places:
http://www.interstateproducts.com/electronics.htm
http://www.i-chem.com/em01.html
http://www.greenchem.com/051plassafel.html
Even RadioShack:
http://www.radioshack.com/sm-precisi...i-2102649.html
http://www.interstateproducts.com/electronics.htm
http://www.i-chem.com/em01.html
http://www.greenchem.com/051plassafel.html
Even RadioShack:
http://www.radioshack.com/sm-precisi...i-2102649.html
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Melting Slicks
#13
Melting Slicks
I gotta tell you, I think about this all the time when I have a drink in the car. I always put it in the front holder, just because I figure I know when I am going to acclerate, but never know when I will have to brake, and the front one allows very little forward movement for that case.
Did you have it in the front or back holder, I am curious if my logic would save me from a similar fate.
Did you have it in the front or back holder, I am curious if my logic would save me from a similar fate.
#14
One of the many reasons I drink sugar-free stuff, nothing sticks if it ever spills. But I don't eat or drink in my Vette either.
Not sure I'd spray anything on the interior electronic or otherwise with WD-40. It's a petroleum based lubricant which I don't think meshes well with electronic components.
Get a cleaner designed for electronics or simply use a water damp rag.
Not sure I'd spray anything on the interior electronic or otherwise with WD-40. It's a petroleum based lubricant which I don't think meshes well with electronic components.
Get a cleaner designed for electronics or simply use a water damp rag.
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Melting Slicks
On a somewhat more serious note, I have one of those cashmere colored holders that slips under the passenger side console and I use that exclusively for my drinks. Believe I got it at WCC for around 32 bucks. They even make a two cup model eddie
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I was always told... Don't drink and drive, you might hit a bump and spill your drink! It can happen to anyone. I try to be very careful, but I too like a cold (non-alcholic) drink when traveling, but try to keep a lid on it if possible