How to Remove Visor Stickers

Just received my new Unlimited and was wondering about the best way to
remove those godawful ugly rollover warning stickers on the sun visors.
Any easy way to do this? Failing that, anywhere I can get unblemished
aftermarket visors?

Thanks,
Ken

It is a real pain but what I did is purchase some vinyl material at a local
fabric store (color of choice) and fabricated a slip-on cover with Velcro on
the hinge side. It looks great and I sewed a pouch for my wallet with a
Velcro closure, it gives it a real custom look. If you try to remove the
stickers you will not like the results and may even rip the padding.

--
HarryS My 2¢
"Ken Shackelford" > wrote in message
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| Just received my new Unlimited and was wondering about the best way to
| remove those godawful ugly rollover warning stickers on the sun visors.
| Any easy way to do this? Failing that, anywhere I can get unblemished
| aftermarket visors?
|
| Thanks,
| Ken

> Just received my new Unlimited and was wondering about the best way to
> remove those godawful ugly rollover warning stickers on the sun visors.
> Any easy way to do this?

They're up there for a reason. <grin>

But the only way I've found to remove pesky stickers is to use the 'Goof
Off' brand solvent. Nasty stuff, chemical-wise, but great for cleaning off
stickers.

Can go to any autobody shop like C-Max and get the proper vinyl removal
spray. Or Canadian Tire for great stuff called Goo-Gone. Both ways are
effective. I believe the proper vinyl removal spray is made by 3M.


"wkearney99" > wrote in message
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> > Just received my new Unlimited and was wondering about the best way to
> > remove those godawful ugly rollover warning stickers on the sun visors.
> > Any easy way to do this?
>
> They're up there for a reason. <grin>
>
> But the only way I've found to remove pesky stickers is to use the 'Goof
> Off' brand solvent. Nasty stuff, chemical-wise, but great for cleaning
off
> stickers.
>

Can you swap them left-for-right? Then you'll only see the warnings
when the visors are down.


Ken Shackelford wrote:
>
> Just received my new Unlimited and was wondering about the best way
> to remove those godawful ugly rollover warning stickers on the sun
> visors. Any easy way to do this? Failing that, anywhere I can get
> unblemished aftermarket visors?
>
> Thanks,
> Ken

I used lighter fluid. Cheaper and cleaner than the other stuff.
And I do NOT recommend acetone!

Mike

"Ken Shackelford" > wrote in message
...
>
> Just received my new Unlimited and was wondering about the best way to
> remove those godawful ugly rollover warning stickers on the sun visors.
> Any easy way to do this? Failing that, anywhere I can get unblemished
> aftermarket visors?
>
> Thanks,
> Ken

Wow, that's a good suggestion for a question that comes up frequently.
Lighter fluid, I woulda never though about using that!

Jerry

WMS wrote:
> I used lighter fluid. Cheaper and cleaner than the other stuff.
> And I do NOT recommend acetone!
>
> Mike
>
> "Ken Shackelford" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>>Just received my new Unlimited and was wondering about the best way to
>>remove those godawful ugly rollover warning stickers on the sun visors.
>>Any easy way to do this? Failing that, anywhere I can get unblemished
>>aftermarket visors?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Ken
>
>
>

--
Jerry Bransford
PP-ASEL N6TAY
See the Geezer Jeep at
http://members.cox.net/jerrypb/

WMS wrote:
> I used lighter fluid. Cheaper and cleaner than the other stuff.

Which is what 'Goof Off' and other similar producrts are. New name, charge
more!

"Retiredff" > wrote in message
k.net...
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>
> WMS wrote:
>> I used lighter fluid. Cheaper and cleaner than the other stuff.
>
> Which is what 'Goof Off' and other similar producrts are. New name, charge
> more!
>

Yep. Plain old naphta.

Mike

wkearney99 wrote:
>>Just received my new Unlimited and was wondering about the best way to
>>remove those godawful ugly rollover warning stickers on the sun visors.
>> Any easy way to do this?
>
>
> They're up there for a reason. <grin>

I always thought they were kind of cool...

Barry