Same I did on a different vehicle, but 4runner looks the exact same type of label. the alchohol soaked papertowel let is sit for 10 minutes and it comes right off
I have heard of Goof Off working too. Same method of soak and peel.
Same I did on a different vehicle, but 4runner looks the exact same type of label. the alchohol soaked papertowel let is sit for 10 minutes and it comes right off
So I think there are two options you have:
1). Swap the passenger and driver visors and the stickers will be facing the ceiling (only downside is the occasional use of the mirror which requires you to turn the visor to the window to it). Or;
2). Go to eBay and buy some of the novelty stickers that fit over the factory ones. Funny but still an eyesore.
So I think there are two options you have:
1). Swap the passenger and driver visors and the stickers will be facing the ceiling (only downside is the occasional use of the mirror which requires you to turn the visor to the window to it). Or;
2). Go to eBay and buy some of the novelty stickers that fit over the factory ones. Funny but still an eyesore.
LOL. Googled those and found this one.
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Maybe this would help that guy in the thread about the dealer screwing him and he's worried because he recorded it on his dashcam.
I'm glad you like them, because I think the stickers look better - but that's just me...And a photo of it installed.