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thefishhawk Enthusiast

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has anyone tried removing these? Was wondering if it was easy or if it made a mess of things.

 

thanks.

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EaZ8

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i just looked at it, i think these ones are heat pressed on, wont be that easy to get off.

TXS Heat Enthusiast

TXS Heat

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I removed them in my 2011 truck with a heat gun and a lot of time - pain in the rear

 

 

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thefishhawk Enthusiast

thefishhawk

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goof off probably works pretty well too, I guess I was specifically concerned because they are fabric instead of vinyl/pleather on our fancy rides. Thinking it would be better to do it sooner than to let the adhesive sit longer, plus any UV fade of the fabric. I don't know if they are heat pressed instead.

 

searching the web sounds like a lot of people have good luck, but then also a good percentage who say it's a nightmare and even end up buying new visors. I don't know if it's worth it but they are annoying, figure someone here has had to of tried it with how picky these truck guys are ;-)

 

I just looked up this morning and said, you know I wish that wasn't there.

Greg58 Enthusiast

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I have heard they are a PIA to remove, best thing I have heard is to order a nice stick over replacement and stick it on top. I have seen them on the internet for other vehicles like a vette that have a cool color or saying on them.

Spurshot Senior Enthusiast

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I messed up my 08 visor trying to remove those. I'll live with them on this truck.

00Silverado4x4 Senior Enthusiast

00Silverado4x4

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Never tried to remove them from my own truck but I attempted to on a friends truck that wanted them gone...they just make a big mess and screw up the fabric...not worth trying IMO.

Imcrazy Senior Enthusiast

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I didn't even notice that the truck had those on it lol.

BigBadSierra Senior Enthusiast

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Just Leave them as said the ruin the visor fabric if you remove them.

 

I covered them up once with something else I a made " Z71 4X4" on one of my Colorado's Just sized up what I wanted and stuck it right to the waring label.

 

Of course I have access to they type of equipment at work to do vinyl decals.

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