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Removing Dealer Sticker
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What I really don't like is when they slap on a big ugly sticker and it is cockeyed, or they put on a license plate frame that covers the state information on your plate, making it illegal. Bought a car once in South Carolina where the dealer had his own rather nice looking front plates installed on new cars. Since my son was born there he has the plate in his bedroom. Most states require both plates though.
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Originally Posted by Kira
Sis and BIL just gave me their old car...a 20 year old Acura.
The "sticker" is a dimensional plastic one held on with God only knows what.
At 20 years of age I think I'm going to leave it alone.
Think how good the paint looks beneath it.
Lots of videos using dental floss or fishing line to saw through the adhesive. Always wanted to try it.
Sis and BIL just gave me their old car...a 20 year old Acura.
The "sticker" is a dimensional plastic one held on with God only knows what.
At 20 years of age I think I'm going to leave it alone.
Think how good the paint looks beneath it.
Lots of videos using dental floss or fishing line to saw through the adhesive. Always wanted to try it.
Originally Posted by PWMDMD
I've always told the salesman at the end before we shake the only way I'm taking that car home is if the sticker is off it. The car has always been presented to me for final inspection without a sticker.
Same here. Never a problem. Back in the 50's and 60's they would drill a couple small holes to attach a metal dealer emblem.
I've always told the salesman at the end before we shake the only way I'm taking that car home is if the sticker is off it. The car has always been presented to me for final inspection without a sticker.
Same here. Never a problem. Back in the 50's and 60's they would drill a couple small holes to attach a metal dealer emblem.
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