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I have had good results by cleaning the goo off using drug store rubbing alcohol (70% strength). Apply with a towel (works best with a well worn towel, not too fuzzy). Keep rubbing until you can no longer feel stickiness. This will not be a permanent fix. It will have to be re-done in about 3 months, maybe less in summertime. Do NOT attempt this using paper towels. That makes a heck of a mess.
I don't think that skin oils or moisturizers have much to do with this problem. This occurs on parts that nobody ever touches. For example, on my 2004 C class, the worst problem occurs on the little cubby hole storage compartment below the radio. That part is seldom touched, but anything stored in there like a pencil or a comb eventually starts to become stuck. That part is about a hundred bucks. I suppose I ought to just replace it.
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This. The factory stereo in my 2002 Carrera has rubberized knobs. The volume knob, which I use all the time, is nice and clean, but the tuning knob, which I never touch, has turned disgusting and sticky like it's melting.
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