Looking for an upper console switch trim
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In my experience, I'd not bother with a used part. I did this originally and ended up with 2 broken parts with first time I removed the center console replacement part.
Heck it arrived with slight cracks already forming....
If you can't rebuild yours (as advocated by BesideTheBox), spend your money on a new one.
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I saw this mold-able glue at Target. I haven't used it yet but I bought it just because it seemed so nifty.
https://sugru.com/
https://sugru.com/
BTW, when I first saw your post, I thought you said "it seemed snifty".
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I picked some up at Target today. I think it will help secure my bluetooth microphone to the curved surface of the A pillar trim. Thanks for the tip 993Mpls.
Update June 4: It worked perfectly for my BT microphone. Photo shows old mic support that didn't have good support on curved A pillar trim. This stuff is amazing, and can be smoothed out to look and feel like rubber.
Sorry to OP for Off Topic here. Back to our regular programing.
Update June 4: It worked perfectly for my BT microphone. Photo shows old mic support that didn't have good support on curved A pillar trim. This stuff is amazing, and can be smoothed out to look and feel like rubber.
Sorry to OP for Off Topic here. Back to our regular programing.
Last edited by KeninBlaine; 06-04-2016 at 03:08 PM. Reason: Added info and photo