If your GM vehicle's AC buttons look like they've been through a desert storm, this repair kit is a game-changer. I used it on my 2010 Tahoe, and the difference is night and day—no more guessing which blob of light is the defrost button!

PROS: The matte vinyl quality feels OEM-grade, not some cheap sticker. Installation was surprisingly satisfying—like performing microsurgery on my dashboard. The precision-cut shapes aligned perfectly after I (learned the hard way) cleaned the buttons with alcohol first. At night, backlighting shines through crisply, though heavily worn areas show slight ghosting.

CONS: Requires surgeon-level patience—rush it and you'll have crooked icons. The tiny cutouts (like for power symbols) demand tweezers; fingernails just smudge the adhesive. One pack mysteriously vanished from my order too (seller made it right though).

LIFEHACK: Lightly sand peeling paint edges before applying to prevent visible ridges. For summer durability worries, I parked facing west for a month—zero lifting even in 95°F heat.

For under $15, this beats a $300 control unit replacement. Just don't expect magic if your buttons are cratered—it's a cover-up, not a time machine.