I have a 25 year old obsolete alarm system with keypads that are about worn out. I've taken one of the keypads apart and the problem is a lack of conductive material on the back of the rubber membrane due to lots of use. In researching possible solutions, I found 4 that seem viable.
1) Use MG Chemicals 8339 Rubber Keypad Repair Kit.
2) Use Barclay Perma-Pad or similar button replacements.
3) Use Chemtronics CW2605 Rubber Keypad Repair Kit.
4) Purchase a used keypad from eBay.
Has anybody had any experience with the first 3 products and obtained long term success? Or possibly some other repair option?
creakndale
1) Use MG Chemicals 8339 Rubber Keypad Repair Kit.
2) Use Barclay Perma-Pad or similar button replacements.
3) Use Chemtronics CW2605 Rubber Keypad Repair Kit.
4) Purchase a used keypad from eBay.
Has anybody had any experience with the first 3 products and obtained long term success? Or possibly some other repair option?
creakndale