Rubber Button Repair Material
Rubber Button Repair!
Certain Phone Manufacturers have chosen to use an Ink Coating over a Non-Conductive Rubber Button, instead of a real Conductive Rubber button. This ink flakes off after a couple of years, guaranteeing that the phone will be back for refurbishing a few times over its life. This is an annuity for these manufacturers... They do it on purpose!
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- Rubber Button 1 Vial Kit: $16.95
- Rubber Button 2 Vial Kit: $32.95
- Rubber Button 6 Vial Kit: $94.99
You have about 2 days to paint the buttons, as long as you keep the bottle closed when you're not using it!
Each Vial does 5 to 20 phones, depending on how many buttons there are on each phone.
Fix: NEC; Walker; Comdial; Executone; AT&T Cordless; Remotes; Cellular and More!
This is Silicone Epoxy made conductive with silver particles. This stuff won't fall off! You need a razor blade to get it off a button.
Just Mix, Paint and let Dry, and it's fixed!
NOTE: You MUST get Pure Acetone locally to use this product. It MUST be pure acetone, not nail polish remover or other types of acetone. Other types of acetone will leave a coating on the button instead of cleaning it completely, and the Silicone Epoxy probably won't stick.
Be sure to read our technical bulletin on Rubber Button Repair!
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