Warning stickers
Postmaster
Joined: Jan 2005
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From: BC Canada
Don't even try, it's impregnated right into the material so it ends up damaging the visor. I know thy are gaudy, but it makes a mess when your trying to remove, only part will come off. That's my vote, never ebpven tried though.
More Turbo
Joined: Apr 2017
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From: Madison WI
Heated them with a hair dryer and pulled them off. Leaves a residue. Its not sticky, but likely, these "don't be an idiot" warnings are some sort of iron-on, heat activated adhesive. I'd like to hear suggestions for removing that crap.
Senior User
Joined: Jul 2017
Posts: 156
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From: Jacksonville
I haven't tried it,,,,, yet
But according to internet searches it seems this is the best way....
Heat stickers with hair dryer to peel off.
Then use alcohol and lightly scrub with clean cloth/soft brush to work out adhesive
But according to internet searches it seems this is the best way....
Heat stickers with hair dryer to peel off.
Then use alcohol and lightly scrub with clean cloth/soft brush to work out adhesive
Laughing Gas
Joined: Sep 2002
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I tried the hair dryer trick on a hot day even and it turned out like a 1200 lbs steer crap. I would just learn to live with it like i have to know with the ugliness i created.
I will say the stickiness does go away over time but you can still see that there was something there and it always looks dirty. I wish i wouldn't have done it.
If you really want it to look nice take them off and have them recovered professionally.
I will say the stickiness does go away over time but you can still see that there was something there and it always looks dirty. I wish i wouldn't have done it.
If you really want it to look nice take them off and have them recovered professionally.
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