Classic Black/White Engine Start Push Start Cap Cover with UK Union Jack Design Fits 2nd Gen MINI Cooper Review

for a small, great value item it's sure to add a bold dash of style. I have a grey/black/silver mini. Rather than using a button with a similar theme, I opted for a red/white/blue header, which adds a bold pop of color to the black/grey interior. very tactful, just a little touch of color on the firing button

I saw it and I liked it. I didn't need it but it looked so cool I bought it. That's great! . and super cheap. My only warning. Adhesion is TOO good. Be sure to orient it the way you want it. Mine went slightly off vertical but I can't seem to get it to reset! I'll know next time.

I wasn't sure I'd like this, but so far so good! I like that both parts are metal and the button with the flag is convex. Make sure everything is aligned before gluing. Since the knob and ring are metal, they can vibrate/rattle if not properly centered. Before sticking, prepare the original release button with an alcohol swab to remove greasy fingerprints. It is not known how long the 3M adhesive will last in sub-zero temperatures.

It doesn't seem big enough to make a difference but it really changed the look of my base Mini Cooper's ignition zone! High quality enamel, good glue. It's been on the car for a while now and I haven't had any trouble moving or releasing it. I always wipe down with rubbing alcohol before sticking on adhesive-backed items. It costs a bit more as it only sticks on top of the original button and I was wondering at first if I would like it but it wasn't a problem to begin with.

I don't actually need it on my R56. It doesn't make it faster, handles better, or sounds better, but it looks good. Decided to take a chance for $8 and am very impressed with the quality and fit. Looks great! I first cleaned the start/stop button with some rubbing alcohol and did a test fit without glue first. It looked like the perfect fit so I carefully adjusted the binding and then the button. As other reviewers have mentioned, take your time to line it up because you only get one chance…

Sure if you place the button over the backlit button on the dash there is no backlit button for when you get in the car in the dark but now I can still use the button in the dark Find . The ring itself, which encloses the button, is narrower on one side - that's the side adjacent to the tachometer. Glue this part first, remembering you want to install it right the first time. It doesn't slide to adjust its position. Then click the checkbox on the home button, remembering that once you click it…