Seat Button Restoration
Seat Car Button Renewal
Looking to have your Seat buttons restored?
Spain's largest car company has been manufacturing them for over 50 years.
Many no longer have spare parts available, and the few that remain are in the same or worse condition than the ones you have.
Therefore, buying a second-hand replacement part is not a suitable solution, as it will suffer the same fate as your button assembly.
It's completely worn out, the printed lettering disappeared a long time ago, and the top coat has peeled off…
It's a shame, and the truth is that I want to give it a more modern look and not make it seem neglected or unkempt, but quite the opposite.
Seat Button Restoration
Seat Console Refurbishment
We repair the sticky buttons on your Seat using traditional methods and with a guarantee.
We know that Seat cars have been with us for many years, many models are already vintage, as our grandparents were the first to use them.
Others were our parents', and the most modern and current ones we bought ourselves.
More than 3 generations have been loyal to this brand that provides us with satisfaction and reliable cars, all robust and some are sporty.
The problem arises when we start looking for replacement parts for our car's buttons and there are few available.
And what we have found is in a terrible state, so it is preferable to head in other directions.
We found a truly positive response online, from a company that specializes in restoring car buttons.
Apparently, they rejuvenate the switch, giving it the same appearance as if we had acquired it at a parts store.
They call this work the renewal of the sticky buttons on the Seat and, from what they say, it has a 10-year guarantee and they look as good as new.
We can restore all models of Seat vehicles.
I will contact you as soon as possible to get a price and delivery time for my car.
Oh, and I've seen that you restore the button panels for all Seat models, such as:
The 600, 850 Sport, 1400, 124, 1500, 1800, 2000, 800, 1430.
And you can also restore the pushbuttons on other fabulous models, such as the 127, 132, 133, 131, 128, Ritmo, Panda, Ronda, Trans, Fura, Malaga, Gredos, Marbella, Terra, Inca, Arosa, and Cordoba.
Others to consider are the exeo, altea, toledo, alhambra, ibiza, mii, tarraco, cupram arona, ateca.
Replacing the buttons on your Seat is cheap and yields outstanding results.
Through artisanal procedures, and by intervening in new generation chemical materials, they manage to make it look as good as new.
If that's the case, then I'm convinced. I'll use the same push buttons that I have installed in my car (because I know they work perfectly).
And you return them to me completely restored.
They also re-coat the plastic parts that cover the consoles so that they shine like they used to.
Because it is true that it is of little use to rejuvenate part of the dashboard if it is not done throughout.
That's more convincing; overall, I'll be able to restore everything to its original state (at least visually).