How to Restore Sticky Damaged Hazard Light Button Alfa Giulietta

In this video you can see how to restore hazard light button on Alfa Romeo Giulietta...
Disclaimer: ARC Garage is not responsible for any work you perform on your car. If you're not confident in your mechanical and electrical skills, we suggest you take your car to a professional.

[@joaofraga7]

I've also done the same with some plastics in my Alfa Romeo 159 and works great. But I use isopropyl alcohol, instead of ethyl alcohol because isopropyl is less likely to dissolve some types of plastic.

[@arcgarage]

Agree, but as long as you stay away from harsher stuff, it is good

[@ramirajeh]

This worked wonders for me…literally as seen on TV 😊

[@arcgarage]

Glad to hear that

[@jannesaloranta7894]

Great work. Its nice to see you operating with Alfas.

[@arcgarage]

Thank you

[@JeZZGro]

Super video brate!

[@arcgarage]

Hvala puno

[@wiktorwasylewicz486]

Amazing! Thank you Man… I had problem with the left side blowing cold for about 6 months, and it helped, I’m truly surprised and happy I spared some cash on it

[@arcgarage]

Glad it helped

[@lijn73]

I have a "sticky" ashtray in my Alfa 33 and will try this. Thans!

[@arcgarage]

It should work, make sure there's a black base coat underneath

[@manuelsolsona5795]

Nice, I do the same for internal rubered parts in my GT.

[@arcgarage]

Thanks. It is fairly efficient method to remove that rubberize paint

[@LuXoR1590]

Nice

[@arcgarage]

Thanks

[@fernandofonseca2033]

Makeup remover also works nicely. I've done on my Giulietta as well.

[@arcgarage]

Great tip

[@sorinmarkov4051]

Really nice! And what about the steering wheel? It has that sticky feel all around the center badge.. Is alcohol suitable or needs a different restoration technique?

[@arcgarage]

Didn't try it yet, but I got the same issue and I'm going to tackle it soon

[@rsemchuk]

👍

[@alfadoctor1]

I wonder if this will work on the radio door in my 164? It has a gummy feel to it.

[@arcgarage]

Try it out, but make sure there is a black base coat underneath

[@GQV10]

Sadly this won't work on my Giulietta as the button is mostly faded with a big red area. Needs to be either replaced or manually restored. Good job though, this would have worked on my last G.

[@arcgarage]

Sorry to hear that