I tried wd40, goo gone and nail polish remover and you can still see where the stickers were on the visors.
A good friend of mine who has a auto detailing business on the side said to use Murphy's oil soap, warm water, and a magic eraser sponge. He stated that he has had good success with this in the past.I tried wd40, goo gone and nail polish remover and you can still see where the stickers were on the visors.
I tried magic eraser, all the residue is off but you can still tell where the stickers used to be. I've decided that is still better than having the stickers
I am glad to hear the magic eraser got rid of the residue. I am ok seeing a slight outline of where the stickers were, as long as I don't have to stare at the god awful stickers
Actually the residue was gone after using goo gone. I was refering to trying to remove the outline. I may not have made that clear before.I am glad to hear the magic eraser got rid of the residue. I am ok seeing a slight outline of where the stickers were, as long as I don't have to stare at the god awful stickers
Probably something about "Don't leave kids in your vehicle forever on a hot day" Commonsense stuff.
It doesn’t even bother me a tiny bit. Typically have better things to do while driving then just staring at my visors, you know like paying attention to my rearview mirrors, perhaps changing the channel or a song on my Uconnect, or who knows, maybe even keeping my eyes on the road ahead of me! Hahaha! To each their own I always say!So, I couldn't stand looking at the white/yellow factory warning stickers on my sun visors driving down the road. Therefore, I decided to remove them and was actually surprised how easy it was. For those interested, just take a blow dryer, heat the sticker up (don't go too hot) and start pealing from the corner and once started, the whole sticker pealed off in one piece. It looks so much better, and while there is still a slight hint that the sticker was there, it's much cleaner looking. I can only assume the sticker came off that easily since my rig is new and the sticker hadn't been on the visor through a hot summer, or lengthy period of time.
Disclaimer: I am not responsible for any damage that may be caused doing this modification to your vehicle. Proceed at your own risk
Glad it doesn't bother you, and maybe you're shorter than I am or had your seat positioned differently. But, at 6'0, I sit pretty tall in the Jeep and as I was looking straight ahead as I should have been, the glaringly obvious warning label was unavoidably noticeable in my line of sight. Granted, to each their own, but I like the solid blacked out visor now that my labels have been removed, and they aren't screaming at me like they once were. Plus, it looks much cleaner with the solid black but that's what I like IMHO. Before the label removal, I felt that my visors were like:It doesn’t even bother me a tiny bit. Typically have better things to do while driving then just staring at my visors, you know like paying attention to my rearview mirrors, perhaps changing the channel or a song on my Uconnect, or who knows, maybe even keeping my eyes on the road ahead of me! Hahaha! To each their own I always say!
The early JK's looked like this with stickers removed which is better than with the stickers on it. The later JK's the warning was embossed and could not be removed. I put a black stick on it but if the sticker is easy to remove then that is better.It doesn’t even bother me a tiny bit. Typically have better things to do while driving then just staring at my visors, you know like paying attention to my rearview mirrors, perhaps changing the channel or a song on my Uconnect, or who knows, maybe even keeping my eyes on the road ahead of me! Hahaha! To each their own I always say!
Goo gone will work but too harsh and may adversely affect the visor. Have not tried WD 40. I always use rubbing alcohol and it works like a charm with no damage or residue left behind. I usually have to make several passes as the glue is slow to dissolve.So WD40 is the trick? I was going to buy some goo gone, but sounds like you found the answer
