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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anyone else annoyed by the airbag warning labels on the sunvisors? I've peeled them off of other cars I've owned, but the ones on my '02 996 seem embedded into the material. Anyone have any luck in removing them? The ones on the back-side (with the vanity mirror) I could live with, but the flip side I have to look at all the time. Maybe it's just me that's bothered by these!!!

POST 2Original post

First mod I always do. Denatured alcohol. Followed by aerospace 303. Use rubber gloves. Dwell time is key.

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Did mine also. .as stated above just let them soak. The ones on my A8 took forever but patience is the key.

POST 4Original post

Yep - did mine as one of the first mods. Just take your time.

POST 5Original post

Aren't those things like mattress tags? As soon as you take them off, the Feds show up.

POST 7Original post

You will find denatured alcohol in the hardware store over in the paint department.

POST 8Original post

Mine fell off completely. Need to get some Velcro or something and stick it back on. Not really annoyed by the label, never see it, dosent make the car slower, don't care.

POST 9Original post

Haven't tried it but did see this on Ebay yesterday. Porsche Sun visor Cover Ups decals 911 http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-Sun-...fb46cf&vxp=mtr

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