This review is from: Lucky Line 48901 Key Fob Protector
I highly recommend this product. I bought it about 2 years ago, and it has stood up quite nicely. My old key fob (actually, my husband's too, for the same car) had the tiny plastic ring snap off that you thread onto your keyring. We had to either manually open the car door with the key or had to dig in purses and pockets to use the broken fob. My mechanic suggested I buy this and boy, am I glad I did! One caveat: you do have to press down on the buttons a little hard, since there is a plastic covering over the buttons. However, I still give this 5 stars for solving my problem!
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This review is from: Lucky Line 48901 Key Fob Protector
If you are like we and can't find a rubber case for your aftermarket alarm key fob this little baby might do the trick. Fit is good for my Omega K-9 three button remote.This isn't really cheap but neither are new fob's.Oh yeah little tough to put on. .
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Crystal clear window to view buttons - keeps finger oils off buttons so characters do not degrade and disappear. Time will tell with regard to quality. About $4 less than local store.
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Remote Skins protect, customize and repair your car remote. Made of soft, water resistant neoprene which limits fraying. Tough, clear vinyl window provides high visibility of remote buttons. Slip the cover over a broken remote to make broken remotes usable again. Available in 3 models: Ford, GM, and Universal (fits most Toyota and Honda remotes). Black. No. 48801: Ford, 1 3 4'' W. x 2 1 8'' L. x 1 2'' D. No. 48901: GM, 1 7 8'' W. x 2 3 8'' L. x 1 2'' D. No. 49001: Universal, 1 3 4'' W. x 3'' L. x 1 2'' D.
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