stickers on visor n glove compartment

[ifishcat]

I'm closing in on my first 300 miles when i begin to notice the stickers. At first, my thoughts are 'yes they are informational, and need to be there as guidance'. Then I begin to frowl the brow, and reflect 'this isnt the engine compartment'.

So I'm about to remove them, when the next thought occurred 'is there a law that requires them to be there', you know, like those tags that one finds on bed mattress n such...

i took pictures just in case i need to put them back and need to remember where they go:



whats in your scrap book?

[sheureka]

Mine were gone before I put the key in for the first time.

[Wdhitch]

No laws about removing them... we've already done it... Nice set of Dragons on the dash box now.


And if you own the mattress you can remove them too.

[Smart Enuf]

You mean I've been sleeping in fear all these years for nothing??? ;)

[SmartPassion]

Better not remove them. The sticker police will be after you.

I'm still waiting for the mattress police to knock on my door for all those tags I removed 10 years ago ...

Originally Posted by ifishcat

So I'm about to remove them, when the next thought occurred 'is there a law that requires them to be there', you know, like those tags that one finds on bed mattress n such...

[the_dude]

the one on the glovebox peels right off. the ones on the visors are quite difficult. it took a lot of wd40 and scraping with my fingernails to get it off. i couldn't find any better suggestions from the boards. the only problem with doing it that was is that it made a really gooey mess. but it can be done.

[Kermit]

I left mine on the visor as I don't really notice it. The one on the glovebox was off before I drove the car off the showroom floor. I pulled it off and stuck it IN the glovebox for whenever I restore the car 40 years from now. (yeah right, I don't keep cars long enough)

[D-NICE]

The visor warning sticker seems to be two parts. One - a plastic-y sticker/cover which you can peel off with your finger. Then you have the sticky messy part. I got this off using "Goof-Off" and one of those green and yellow kitchen sponges. Worked perfect. Its not harsh enough to ruin the vinyl. When done throw some protectant ( Armor All) on it and you be good to go!