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Installed my sunvisor warning labels with the sunvisor knit covers from the West Coast Corvette Store. These covers are made out of the same material as the visors so they match perfectly. No longer are those unsightly warning labels in my line of sight especially that totally annoying red circle!
Some may say they are too spendy but to no longer see warning labels is worth every penny 👍👍
C8 Corvette Sunvisor Label Cover - Set of 4 Decals for 2020-2023 Corvettes (Onyx Black - Knit)
Installed my sunvisor warning labels with the sunvisor knit covers from the West Coast Corvette Store. These covers are made out of the same material as the visors so they match perfectly. No longer are those unsightly warning labels in my line of sight especially that totally annoying red circle!
Some may say they are too spendy but no longer see warning labels is worth every penny 👍👍
C8 Corvette Sunvisor Label Cover - Set of 4 Decals for 2020-2023 Corvettes (Onyx Black - Knit)
The last pick is so close up and overexposed because of the flash being used. In person, I'm sure you can barely tell there is something there other than the normal material. I had this type of thing for my C6 and it was a huge improvement. Then I ordered what I thought was the same thing for my C7, and I was sent basically big black paper stickers. I don't see how anyone would possibly use that garbage. Did some searching and found the right product again. Will have the C8 soon and will probably go this route.
@bobbykart Can you clarify what you mean? Are you saying you can remove the airbag labels and there is normal looking headliner material underneath? Have you done this on a C8? If so, have any pictures? I thought these labels we mostly permanent without a full reupholster.
The last pick is so close up and overexposed because of the flash being used. In person, I'm sure you can barely tell there is something there other than the normal material.
It’s the way the sticker doesn’t cover the whole area for me.
I used those on my C7 convertible, but I suspect they don't have a match for the 3LT Alcantara in Natural Dipped. On a convertible, they do look ugly with the top down.
Need to do some searching later when I get some time, but if folks have successfully removed those labels with a heat gun, I'm going to go that route when I get my C8. I am annoyed by those labels.
The last pick is so close up and overexposed because of the flash being used. In person, I'm sure you can barely tell there is something there other than the normal material. I had this type of thing for my C6 and it was a huge improvement. Then I ordered what I thought was the same thing for my C7, and I was sent basically big black paper stickers. I don't see how anyone would possibly use that garbage. Did some searching and found the right product again. Will have the C8 soon and will probably go this route.
@bobbykart Can you clarify what you mean? Are you saying you can remove the airbag labels and there is normal looking headliner material underneath? Have you done this on a C8? If so, have any pictures? I thought these labels we mostly permanent without a full reupholster.
Exactly, pic was overexposed you can’t see a difference in natural light.
I don't understand why you guys cover these things up...just take the stupid stickers off. Two thickness of a paper towel wet with
TECHNICAL GRADE 99.9% ultra pure isopropyl alcohol ( from an electronics supply store ). Get the towel wet and place it directly ( FLAT )
on the sticker for about twenty minutes Guess what...the sticker will peel right off. you must use TECHNICAL GRADE....nothing else
will work. Get the towel wet, not soaking wet. Good bye stickers. Mine came out clean as a whistle.
I don't understand why you guys cover these things up...just take the stupid stickers off. Two thickness of a paper towel wet with
TECHNICAL GRADE 99.9% ultra pure isopropyl alcohol ( from an electronics supply store ). Get the towel wet and place it directly ( FLAT )
on the sticker for about twenty minutes Guess what...the sticker will peel right off. you must use TECHNICAL GRADE....nothing else
will work. Get the towel wet, not soaking wet. Good bye stickers. Mine came out clean as a whistle.
FOUND THIS ON A POST FROM LAST YEAR
I DON’T UNDERSTAND why you have a problem with owners deciding what’s best for them? I personally decided the labels had to go and going down the route of using a heat gun or hair dryer then dealing with the sticky remains was not worth it. This is the simplest easy solution.
05-18-2022, 11:26 AM
No More Unsightly Sunvisor Warning Labels!
