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In reply to Post #6
It was the same with the rubber coating on the Fox NTXR, common problem, easy to get rid off with alcohol and a bit of rubbing 
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In reply to Post #1
I've had the undelit ones for at least 4 or 5 years and they are fine 👍
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In reply to Post #8
Ford fake leather steering wheels 
Sends me mental, picking bits off as I drive 
I have got a cover from ali, just need some time to stitch it on, but they do look good for a tenner.
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In reply to Post #7
My Ford Galaxy steering wheel also does it in certain weather conditions lol. Most days it’s absolutely fine, other days really annoying lol
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Had that with mine aswell. Origional receiver and heads with LEDs. Slight tackiness to the coating. Nothing that prevented them from being used.
A friens of mine also had that happen with his Fortis Amber wrap sunnys. The coating on the arm went all tacky and started to come away.. 
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In reply to Post #1
the receivers also go sticky. i think my friend has treated them with a light brush of alcohol which removed the slight tackiness, maybe worth a quick call to gardner? not a huge issue IMHO.
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In reply to Post #3
With my original set, yes - the others I bought in pairs or as singles second hand and can only assume they'd already been through the "sticky" process before I got them! Never had an underlit one.
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In reply to Post #3
You can buy spares if the fronts go sticky quite reasonable price they are great alarms
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In reply to Post #2
Was the problem only with the original pre underlit ones do you know?
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Too early to say for the new ones. I have lots and lots of the original type (not underlit) and whilst my original set did get sticky, they're all fine now - properly seasoned.
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Very tempted to get a set of the new ATTa alarms, but done some searches on here and seen some complaints about a rubberised coating on both the heads and receivers going sticky over time. Is this an old problem which has been fixed, or is it still an issue with more recent/current models?
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Tackle