x986

I have posted this question before, (How do you remove the labels from the mouse fur?) I got no answers other than I would go to jail if I did it. I would like to think I have built up enough good karma in my life to keep me out of jail for this heinous crime.

Bichon

Oh my God! What's next? Removing the warning label from your matress?

I don't know. Doesn't it just peel off?

TheRupp

Nah it doesn't. It's almost like it were painted onto it, but it isn't. It's not just a sticker. You can probably peel it off, but the visor's surface would probably be pretty frayed.

jcreech

you are officially out of luck.

TimboIS

get a hobby heat iron to losen it up. should peel right off. Getting the temp right is critical!

kenne74

Try using a blow dryer. That is what i used to remove the registration stickers on my jet ski every year.

GL

Ken

4TehNguyen

iTrader: (1)

with all that lawyer talk youd be surprised if the car doesnt cost $150/hour to drive it

glilly

put another sticker over it? ..a raw piece of vinyl that closely matches perhaps?

mhiggi02

I was a former e46 BMW owner. Here's a DIY from e46fanatics.com - I haven't used it so can't attest to the effectiveness.

http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthr...ht=visor+label

TimboIS

Aren't BMW visors plastic. That method won't work.

mhiggi02

As I said, I didn't use it personally so I don't know if it works. I was just trying to pass it along to be helpful.

x986

in mouse fur. These mice have the longest, softest fur of any used in the industry. With some coaxing, I have been able to de-lable inferior mouse fur, but these mice have defeated me. I, (we) need a better mouse trap.