Sun Visor Warning Labels

Does anyone have any slick ideas about how to remove those very annoying warning labels on the sun visors? Is that even possible without trashing the visors? I have a good looking new truck with those stupid air bag stickets plastered everywhere...want them gone!

 

I would try goo gone, but I think they leave a light spot where they were. From the sun fading them.

 

Are your visors vinyl or cloth?

Mine were vinyl ....... I taped off the labels, sanded thems the best I could with 220 or so ..... sprayed them a gray ...... can hardly tell the difference .... the area is there but I never notice them .... can't tell from outside.

As far as the cloth ... I have read that you take a steam iron with a damp cloth over them to soften and at this point you can begin to peel them up .... ceaning with goo-gone.

Best of luck.

 

haha clever. you make these?

 

that is freakn awesome

 

There is not really a consolidated place with good info on what WILL work. I have tried a couple methods that help remove the labels, but yet to find anything that makes them completely invisible.

iron and a damp cloth or paper towel. steam the label and peel off. leaves residue.

blow dryer. heat up and peel the label. leaves less residue.

I still need to try some goo gone to remove the rest of the adhesive.

 

Appreciate the prompt responses. Please let me know how the Goo Gone works out for you.

 

How To Remove Goo Gone

1. Pour 1 cup warm water into a bowl.
2. Add 1 tsp. liquid dish soap to the water.
3 Dip a soft cloth into the mixture, and blot the Goo Gone with the cloth.
4. Blot the area dry with paper towels once the Goo Gone is removed.​

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Krookz, it you make these I will totally buy one!

 

I would purchase one as well

 

Lighter fluid works well for cleaning fabric. I'm not saying for sure it will get the adhesive off, but maybe. I use it to remove grease/dirt spots from fabric panels at work.

 

Lighter fluid and a match. You will never know it was there.

 

i'd buy one too!

 

lol, NO DON'T STRIKE THAT.....

 

Best method was using a hot iron and a wet towel. Steam the label and peel at it slowly, you should get it hot enough to peel with your finger nails. Keep re-heating/steaming the label until you get it all off. Let it dry. You will have a white residue from the label but it comes off no problem with Goo Gone. Wipe down with water and soap afterwards and you are good. It looks good but im sure after sitting in the sun for a few days it will look even better.

 

I'd buy one as well!

 

FTW

 

I would like one for each visor to cover up the warning labels on each one.

 

Win!

::: sits down patiently waiting for Krookz :::

 

SOLD!