Sticky residue removal on sun visors
04-02-2013, 06:00 PM
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Sticky residue removal on sun visors
I removed the ugly stickers on my visors (I know not to put a car seat in the front seat) and there is some adhesive residue on them. Will goo gone remove this? I just don't want to discolor the visors. Has anyone done this before any suggestions? Thanks I tried searching but got the phone book
04-02-2013, 06:30 PM
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Here's hoping that when you sell the truck the new owners will also be so knowledgable, or at least don't use you as a scape goat.
I'd stick them back on and cover them with something removeable if I could not live with them and that way cover my ***** against a potential future lawsuit.
I'd stick them back on and cover them with something removeable if I could not live with them and that way cover my ***** against a potential future lawsuit.
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04-02-2013, 06:46 PM
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Here's hoping that when you sell the truck the new owners will also be so knowledgable, or at least don't use you as a scape goat.
I'd stick them back on and cover them with something removeable if I could not live with them and that way cover my ***** against a potential future lawsuit.
I'd stick them back on and cover them with something removeable if I could not live with them and that way cover my ***** against a potential future lawsuit.
A) answer the question
B) move on because you do not have an relevant answer
I don't need legal advice or opinion on what I do to my truck..... Im just looking for help
Thanks to those who have a valid response to this question
04-02-2013, 06:57 PM
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Here's hoping that when you sell the truck the new owners will also be so knowledgable, or at least don't use you as a scape goat.
I'd stick them back on and cover them with something removeable if I could not live with them and that way cover my ***** against a potential future lawsuit.
I'd stick them back on and cover them with something removeable if I could not live with them and that way cover my ***** against a potential future lawsuit.
Might want to buckle your safety belt, I suspect you'll have a bumpy ride around here.
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04-02-2013, 07:05 PM
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Here's hoping that when you sell the truck the new owners will also be so knowledgable, or at least don't use you as a scape goat.
I'd stick them back on and cover them with something removeable if I could not live with them and that way cover my ***** against a potential future lawsuit.
I'd stick them back on and cover them with something removeable if I could not live with them and that way cover my ***** against a potential future lawsuit.
Pure speculation. Have never heard of the legal ramifications of removing warning labels.
This is what I'd do. You'd be surprised at what alcohol takes off!
04-02-2013, 07:32 PM
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If somebody sued me because I removed those stickers Id laugh at their stupidity. I don't understand why you
A) answer the question
B) move on because you do not have an relevant answer
I don't need legal advice or opinion on what I do to my truck..... Im just looking for help
Thanks to those who have a valid response to this question
A) answer the question
B) move on because you do not have an relevant answer
I don't need legal advice or opinion on what I do to my truck..... Im just looking for help
Thanks to those who have a valid response to this question
Sometimes when you holler "Help" people throw ropes from many different directions, not just from the way you were looking.
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