WARNING LABELS
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RE: WARNING LABELS
I took mine off with a hair-dryer and some goo-gone, but they didn't totally come off (there's still some residue on each visor) and I haven't bothered to try to fix it yet.
It's barely noticeable unless I'm consciously thinking about it or looking around my car for some reason, but still, yuck.
I was thinking about just taking mine in to a fabric place somewhere and getting them leather-wrapped to match the seats/steering wheel/etc, but that's an un-important mod which will just have to wait.
It's barely noticeable unless I'm consciously thinking about it or looking around my car for some reason, but still, yuck.
I was thinking about just taking mine in to a fabric place somewhere and getting them leather-wrapped to match the seats/steering wheel/etc, but that's an un-important mod which will just have to wait.
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From: Detroit Rock City!
RE: WARNING LABELS
I have the same ones and the guy on ebay changed a few words on mine like "500+ hp" and "0-60 in 4.4 seconds!" Of course the HP is at the motor but who cares I am glad to be able to have that written on there and it is awesome conversation piece at car shows! JMO J
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Or check Ebay for these.
Or check Ebay for these.
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From: Southeast Virginia
RE: WARNING LABELS
ORIGINAL: raubt
I took mine off with a hair-dryer and some goo-gone, but they didn't totally come off (there's still some residue on each visor) and I haven't bothered to try to fix it yet.
It's barely noticeable unless I'm consciously thinking about it or looking around my car for some reason, but still, yuck.
I was thinking about just taking mine in to a fabric place somewhere and getting them leather-wrapped to match the seats/steering wheel/etc, but that's an un-important mod which will just have to wait.
I took mine off with a hair-dryer and some goo-gone, but they didn't totally come off (there's still some residue on each visor) and I haven't bothered to try to fix it yet.
It's barely noticeable unless I'm consciously thinking about it or looking around my car for some reason, but still, yuck.
I was thinking about just taking mine in to a fabric place somewhere and getting them leather-wrapped to match the seats/steering wheel/etc, but that's an un-important mod which will just have to wait.
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Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Los Angeles, California
RE: WARNING LABELS
Not that it matters - I don't think the "warning label police" are going to break down your door or anything - but I think that is a Federal offense to remove those, as they are considered a "safety" item.
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From: Southeast Virginia
RE: WARNING LABELS
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Not that it matters - I don't think the "warning label police" are going to break down your door or anything - but I think that is a Federal offense to remove those, as they are considered a "safety" item.
Not that it matters - I don't think the "warning label police" are going to break down your door or anything - but I think that is a Federal offense to remove those, as they are considered a "safety" item.
Kind of like that tag that is on your mattress that is not supposed to be removed.
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RE: WARNING LABELS
My wife has this clothes steamer thing that is supposed to take the place of an iron. You know, hang them up and steam them until the wrinkles are gone. Well, it might as well have been made fore removing the stickers on the visor. Completely gone the first try. No residue, no sign they ever existed.
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From: Detroit Rock City!
RE: WARNING LABELS
Only after you buy the mattress and the car you can pull off the labels! Before that I do know it is a federal offense to removethe mattress label BEFORE buying.....after you buy it doesn't matter!
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Hmm...interesting! So what do they say about cars that are old and the sticker peels off? I wonder if it's something that is checked when the car is inspected......I'm thinking NOT.
Kind of like that tag that is on your mattress that is not supposed to be removed.
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Not that it matters - I don't think the "warning label police" are going to break down your door or anything - but I think that is a Federal offense to remove those, as they are considered a "safety" item.
Not that it matters - I don't think the "warning label police" are going to break down your door or anything - but I think that is a Federal offense to remove those, as they are considered a "safety" item.
Kind of like that tag that is on your mattress that is not supposed to be removed.
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Joined: Apr 2007
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From: The High Country
RE: WARNING LABELS
ORIGINAL: kenthicken
Not that it matters - I don't think the "warning label police" are going to break down your door or anything - but I think that is a Federal offense to remove those, as they are considered a "safety" item.
Not that it matters - I don't think the "warning label police" are going to break down your door or anything - but I think that is a Federal offense to remove those, as they are considered a "safety" item.
I would consider it like those tags on pillows and mattresses. It may be OK for the owner to remove them. They are there for your consideration, but once you buy it, it's yours.