Eric <say.no@spam.now> wrote in news:45BDC781.B10B2AAD@spam.now:

> "D.K." wrote:
>>
>> Just bought a new Honda Civic LX sedan and so far I am very happy
>> with it (only had it 2 days, though! (-; )
>>
>> However, one thing I am unhappy about is the fact that they put these
>> big yellow gaudy stickers on my window visor that warn about seating
>> babies or children in the front seat! I don't even have any children
>> or babies, nor do any ever ride with me!
>>
>> But in trying to peel these stickers off, it appears that if I do so
>> it might take the material on the visors off with it!
>>
>> So my question is, How do I take these damned ugly warning stickers
>> off my new car without ruining the upholstery that covers the visors?
>>
>> Would appreciate help from anyone who has successfully done so.
>>
>
> I've never tried it, but you might want to consider using some type of
> solvent to loosen up the adhesive. I would start with LPS brand
> contact cleaner. It's a little expensive but it "shouldn't damage"
> most plastic.

I think I'd begin with GooGone or similar product before LPS.
LPS,I believe,is NOT a "contact cleaner".

Maybe some mild heat from a hairdryer would help.

Are they stickers or molded into the vinyl?


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