looks good. tbh i wouldn't ever fit a black hazard switch (feel it should be easily and quickly visible in an emergency) but that red one looks smart
So if you fitted a black hazard switch does it somehow enable a cloaking shield for the button?
Everyone knows where the button is... and if you do need to look for it in an emergency then your gonna have an accident anyway!
my car is insured on 4 people as part of my family's multicar policy. the other members of my family rarely drive my car, and i would imagine they would not know right away where it was such as is needed in an emergency situation unless it could be easily seen. (similarly i would imagine that every time
you drive a hire car or courtesy car you would only know at first glance where it is because it's red.)
all well and good making smart comments, but my point about safety is still valid. if it even has the potential to be missed then in my eyes the black button should be avoided. if you want one in your car go ahead and fit one, i'm not stopping you. i just wouldn't fit one to my car.