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Stickers, stickers, everywhere

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Care, Maintenance and Troubleshooting' started by paulisme, Apr 20, 2004.

  1. paulisme

    paulisme New Member

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    Did anyone else remove all the stickers from their Prius like I did? I removed the dealer's sticker they put on the back, the "Toyoguard" stickers on the back windows, some roadside emergency sticker on the driver's side rear window, and a Toyota Factory sticker on the front windshield. I guess I'm just anal, but I can't stand stickers and stuff on a car (I used to get tons of tickets in college for not putting my parking sticker on my car). My last challenge is to get those warning stickers off the visors. I know there was a thread about this before; did anyone figure out how to do this yet?
     
    #1 paulisme, Apr 20, 2004
  2. Brian

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    I removed some sticker just to the left of the driver. It was something, way off the topic of a Hibrid or the Prius. It was something about the window. I really like the ATPZEV sticker next to the passenger behind the driver. I want a bigger one!! 8)
    Brian
     
    #2 Brian, Apr 20, 2004
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    I took all the stickers off except for the roadside service sticker. I cut it down to include just the phone number and put it in the little triangular window where I can't see it from the driver's seat... just in case.....

    Scott
     
    #3 S5280ft, Apr 21, 2004
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    My recollection is that there were two methods discussed. One was to place a damp cloth over the visor sticker and use a warm iron to warm the adhesive and loosen the sticker.

    The other was to use a hair drier to warm the adhesive and loosen the sticker.

    I haven't tried either yet, but I'm interested to read more experiences that people have had with these approaches.
     
    #4 Smooth Operator, Apr 26, 2004
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