Are the warning labels on the visor removable?

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stealthfrc

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Resurrecting an old thread, but I wanted to chime in. I removed my decals today and had some residue left over. Tried a bunch of things with no real luck until I stumbled on this guy's random video which did the trick. The key was breaking down the residue with rubbing alcohol then using heat and a small brush to work the adhesive out of the fabric. Worked like a charm.

Here's a pic of the visors before & after. The driver's has been heated and brushed in this pic, while the passenger's has not been done yet.

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Here's the vid in question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVtp73Yk7cE
 
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WD40 did the trick after GooGone failed me. Best way is to heat them up real good with a heatgun/blowdryer, peel off what you can, then put WD40 on a rag (important you don't do it directly on fabric, otherwise fabric glue will detach) and go to town.

I have the same results with WD40 as LaserCat's top picture above me, couldn't get better than bottom picture with alcohol/GooGone tho.
 

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or cover sticker up with patches using velcro sticker
 

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