warnings painted on visor

[jlivengo]

I've got warnings about putting children in the passenger seat painted on both my sun visors. It's not a sticker, it's not removable, it’s not going away. I try to ignore it but it bugs me more and more. It's pretty annoying driving around with bright yellow warnings posted all over the interior. Do vehicles in the UK have this? Does this bother anyone else?

[hurrens]

In the UK, our visors are clear of warnings, but we do have a little airbag warning sticker in the top left hand corner of the windscreen.

[Aqualung]

some folks have suggested using denatured alcohol to remove these...works on the '02 & '03, but haven't heard anyone confirm it works on the '04's....

[Rich'sFroggy]

Quote: Originally Posted by hurrens

In the UK, our visors are clear of warnings, but we do have a little airbag warning sticker in the top left hand corner of the windscreen.

In the US we have the visor warrnings. They don't bother me in the least. Our airbag warnning label is on the passanger dash just above the glove box. Most of mine peeled right off w/ no residue. I was able to remove the remaining adhesive by rubbing hard in ONE direction with a soft dry cloth. I did not want to risk stripping the finish off my dash. I did it in cold weather too, this method should work even better in warm.

Rich

[azimmerm]

just removed the visor warnings from my 04 this morning. I used acetone that i got at wal-mart for $4.50. just put a little on a cloth, rub it on the visor, and the sticker will start coming off! Just make sure to do it with the windows down, in a well ventelated area, the fumes can be hazardous. it didn't appear to damage the finish on the visors, but you may want to give it a wash with soap and water or some uhpolstery cleaner afterwards just in case.
hope this helps.

[MINIMAT]

I usually find Zippo lighter fluid to be great at getting rid of glue marks. Might be worth a try.

[ryanelp80]

There is an inexpensive product called Goo-Gone that is sold in hardware stores, drug stores... pretty much anywhere really, it works wonders and it is actually made from citrus, so it smells good, and isn't totally toxic like some other cleaners... If there is any sticky residue or anything, it should take care of it with almost no effort on your part at all

[LordOfTheFlies]

I used both goo gone and acetone.

Acetone worked super fast and left no mess.

Goo gone melted the sticker a bit and I have some residue.

Good thing for me it was on the driver's side where I have my cd holder thingy blocking it!

I suggest going with acetone, otherwise known as nail polish remover.

And if you like, you can take the visor out of the car by popping a cap and undoing two screws I think. Very easily done.

[Actual Size]

....or you can always just stick one of these over it.

[whokilledkaji]

The Japanese Mini has a sticker on the passenger side... Well, I think it's a sticker. It's kinda hard to tell... Think nail polish remover will kill it too?

[fairmont]

Has anyone removed the sticked from antricite visors? I wonder if the darker color makes any difference.

[cymrusteve]

same question for me. i have the stickers on anthracite visors and want to use the denatured alcohol to remove them. don't want to mess up the finish though.....

~steve

[jonnyyellow]

acetone is nail polish remover eh?... you do no that they sell scented nail polish removers.. right?.. i tihnk... or at least some smell different..

[GBMINI]

I recently removed the stickers from the anthracite visors in GBMINI#3; I used denatured alcohol - but that stuff is EVIL. A splash of it took the paint off my factory red dash luckily my local body shop was able to buff it back to nice looking.

Also, don't rush it. The first visor went slow & careful and well - the second was a bit rushed and quite messed up ...

[MINI-Morgan]

I totally agree... ive experienced it in the UK on a curtesy car and it drove me mental! Yellow just totally sticks out and catches your eye. All I could think was... if this was my car id be taking them off and giving them a good white spirit and or stronger bath!