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anyone remove these from the sun visors? i pulled them a little but they didn't budge a lot. i just was wondering if i can be the guinea pig to remove these or if someone else will save me the trouble of finding out they don't come off w/out a fight. they are so ugly...

 
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if you take off it off the cloth. it leave a residue on it. i need to clean it some how

 
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There was a thread on this the other day at www.clubrsx.com in which it comes off with goof off.

 
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god bless goof off. thanx for the tips!

 
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use your moms hair dryer (blow dryer)
and it comes right off!

i did mine...of the plastic on the mirrors....
on the cloth...DONT DO IT you'll fugg it up!

 
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Which do you mean will mess up?

I got mine off the cloth, but need to clean the residue.

The ones on the backs of the mirrors don't want to even budge.

 
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i am talking about the cloth part. i just don't like the label being all ugly there. will that goof off or acetone/nail polish remover work for the cloth? or maybe like resolve or something will get it out...

 
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Check your local laws, I believe that in my state (Illinois) its illegal to remove those if you ever plan on selling the car. Because if you do, and the person who buys the car every gets in an accident as to where to airbag goes off, they can blame you for the burns that you get when it pops. Stupid law, but thats what I've been told.

 
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thanx for the tip, but i'll take my chances. there's still the sticker on the mirror, but i don't have to look at that ugly thing everyday. and i doubt most people would be able to pull off that lawsuit.

 
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there are two of them!... im sure its ok to shave one off i wanna take the one off the left visor. who is going to put a baby seat in the driver seat? [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG][IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif[/IMG]

 
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i took mine off and theres **** all where they were. eh well, goo off it looks like i'll be getting. they were a bitch to take off. i took em off when my friend was driving my car when i was drunk.

 
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will the acid in goof off not hurt the fabric?

 
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GOOF OFF PRODUCT INFO

"Used by more painting contractors to remove dried latex paint than any other brand. Goof Off quickly and easily removes dried latex paint splatters, drips and overspray from furniture, hardwood floors, finished cabinets, paneling, windows, woodwork, carpeting, linoleum, tile, formica, vinyl floors, many fabrics, brick, metal, fiberglass, concrete, stucco and more. "

 
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GOO GONE MAYBE SAFER


"Goo Gone is a combination of Citrus Power and scientific technology designed to eliminate the very toughest problems.

Goo Gone safely removes: gum · tar · crayon · fresh paint · tree sap · oil and grease · blood · ink · asphalt · scuff marks · tape and tape residue · makeup, lipstick and mascara · adhesives · candle wax · kitchen grease · shoe polish · soap scum · bumper stickers · duct tape · bicycle chain grease

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