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Interior protection for plastic/rubber material

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  • Interior protection for plastic/rubber material

    Got a new golf GTI today. The rubber/plastic material on the light switch dial is still the same as from 10 years ago.

    Over the years with the old golf it has peeled off.

    Wondering if there's any protection that can be applied to that material. It's on various places on the interior. Don't want it peeling off like the old golf.
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