Removing Mugen Visors (or any other stickies visor)
#1
Removing Mugen Visors (or any other stickies visor)
So as most of you already know i'm parting out and selling the fit. It's a shame to see parts that I know some of you will like get traded in for some grandma to drive around with and not understand what she has.
I have been working on removing everything and selling it for good prices. You can find my part out thread in the want to buy section.
My Mugen Visors have been on for 4 years. Perfect condition but never moved. What are the chances I can use some heat pull these things off and clean the sticky shit off without damaging the plastic coating on the door?
Looking for anyone who has removed visors from the car, how they did it and if it left a lot of residue, and how long they were on the car.
Thanks a lot!
I have been working on removing everything and selling it for good prices. You can find my part out thread in the want to buy section.
My Mugen Visors have been on for 4 years. Perfect condition but never moved. What are the chances I can use some heat pull these things off and clean the sticky shit off without damaging the plastic coating on the door?
Looking for anyone who has removed visors from the car, how they did it and if it left a lot of residue, and how long they were on the car.
Thanks a lot!
#6
i thought it would be a big deal too removing the visors but I recently had some nice people try to break into my fit passenger side ripping my replica mugens off so it was snapped in half leaving the 3m on there.... fairly simple to remove even easier on a hot day if you leave it out in the sun.
#7
i thought it would be a big deal too removing the visors but I recently had some nice people try to break into my fit passenger side ripping my replica mugens off so it was snapped in half leaving the 3m on there.... fairly simple to remove even easier on a hot day if you leave it out in the sun.
#8
Is it possible to buy new 3M tape to restick the visors on there? I ask because I really want to do carbon fiber wrap on my pillars and would have to remove my visors and would want to replace them afterwards.
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your help.
#12
yea.... well I used a heat gun, got it nice and warm. Then used fishing line and after it was off a bit I could tell the fishing line had already done some damage to the plastic on the door.
My advice would be to make sure with the fishing line you keep pressure on the window vent and not on the car. (I did the opposite)
I left them on and traded the car in oh-well. Thanks for the help though guys, this thread should help someone in the future with the same question.
My advice would be to make sure with the fishing line you keep pressure on the window vent and not on the car. (I did the opposite)
I left them on and traded the car in oh-well. Thanks for the help though guys, this thread should help someone in the future with the same question.
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