Warning stickers on visors.
04-11-2005, 01:33 PM
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Warning stickers on visors.
Anyone know how to remove the airbag warning stickers without messing up the cloth underneath? I'm sick of seeing these every time I look up, and there has to be a way to get rid of them safely. 
I was thinking maybe an iron? If anyone knows how, please do tell. Thanks!
I was thinking maybe an iron? If anyone knows how, please do tell. Thanks!
04-13-2005, 01:08 PM
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I know in my last car I was able to get the warning stickers off with 98% rubbing alcohol and it looked great. Couldnt even tell anything was there and took about 5 minutes per visor. I havnt really looked at these visors yet so im not sure if it will work.
04-13-2005, 01:31 PM
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Z toys makes a great product that sticks over the warning and shows the Z logo. Comes in a bunch of different colors too. I've had the covers for a year and they look great.
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What are the Zee-toys visor covers made of though? I can't tell from the pic and there is no description on that. I have some crappy molded plastic ones that I paid top dollar for (laidback kicks himself)
04-13-2005, 05:27 PM
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I got mine from a place called Edashkit.com You have to e-mail them and request them since I don't think they have them on their site.
They are made of a really think vinyl material and they stick on over the visor warning labels. I'm not sure how the could possibly be removed with alcohol since they are a vinyl material themselves and are basically sewn onto the visor.
Here are some pics of mine:
They are made of a really think vinyl material and they stick on over the visor warning labels. I'm not sure how the could possibly be removed with alcohol since they are a vinyl material themselves and are basically sewn onto the visor.
Here are some pics of mine:
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