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Vault button: longevity

Tony2times

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Anyone have concerns about the longevity of the vault control switch? I’m wondering how well it will hold up in the extreme sun in South Florida.
 

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Anyone have concerns about the longevity of the vault control switch? I’m wondering how well it will hold up in the extreme sun in South Florida.
I thought the same here in GA, soft squishy black button on a somewhat horizontal surface to hold rainwater and catch a lot of sun. Not sure how that will hold up after 2 or 10 years.
 

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I’m in central CA, will def be a concern here too. Maybe someone could 3D print a little flippy cover and 3M tape it to it to shield it ??‍♂
 

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Anyone have concerns about the longevity of the vault control switch? I’m wondering how well it will hold up in the extreme sun in South Florida.
I'll certainly be using plenty of 303 on those buttons as well as the vault cover, wheel fender flares, bumpers, and any other area subject to fading.
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I'll certainly be using plenty of 303 on those buttons as well as the vault cover, wheel fender flares, bumpers, and any other area subject to fading.
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I’ve been using 303 on my MY and M3 and love it. Can’t wait to use it on my CT.
 

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It doesn’t look like it is made for the tonneau cover, which is some sort of powder coated aluminum. Are you guys reading it differently?
 
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I dont think it would work on the actual cover based on what the description says. I did buy some though for the plastic.
 
 
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