TDV6
31st January 2010, 10:42 AM
The black rubberised cover on my key gave up and died, presenting me with the option of approx $400 for a new one from LR as the covers are not a replacable item, or patch it up. The local hardware shop (that big one) had some black "Auto Silicone" in a 55mL tube for less than $5, I found it in the paint section.
Next time I repair the fob I'll use a small flat knife to smooth the surface as my first attempt is a bit rough looking, however the silicone is pliant enough to easily press the required buttons and hasent fallen off in the last month. :)
:):) Ryall :):)
Wonder if the boss will let me spend the $395 I saved on a new cordless drill I've been eying off. Snow ball and hell come to mind.
Next time I repair the fob I'll use a small flat knife to smooth the surface as my first attempt is a bit rough looking, however the silicone is pliant enough to easily press the required buttons and hasent fallen off in the last month. :)
:):) Ryall :):)
Wonder if the boss will let me spend the $395 I saved on a new cordless drill I've been eying off. Snow ball and hell come to mind.