I'm wondering if anyone has tried to remove the decals/labels? They'd be exposed and look ugly on my 1980 BMW R100/T motorcycle.
379106
i could be possible to remove if you have a heat gun to help loosen the glue behind the labels
379107
The first thing I did was remove the decals. My bike is all black. Great horns but in the real cold they stick alittle sometimes not bad. Good luck easy use same wire horns!
2101336
It appears to be a stick on label, but I haven't tried to remove it. I'm afraid it would damage the finish on the frame. Sorry I can't help answer your question better.
1183105
Painting is optional. If you are happy with the original look, then it should not be a big issue. I didn't paint mine either. Good Luck!
1207261
My purchase was a gift for my daughter and son-in-law. I have not heard from them as to whether they had problems removing the stickers.
655990
Yes, but you might want to cover the white "MotoSafety" logo with black electrical tape. Once installed it may be visible as you enter the car, but if blacked out it is not so noticeable.
1644040
I'm using them for placement on glass and they stick pretty well. I haven't tried removing but I think it would take some effort to remove them and you probably run the risk of destroying the sticker in the process. I'd liken their "stickiness" to the average bumper sticker?
957054
The labels are stickers. I was able to remove them with a razor blade and then some of the glue residue with mineral spirits or nail polish remover. It can be done and then you can add your own labels.
533336
The sticker goes on the exterior of the car, the sticky part is on the "ugly side". It sticks pretty good but I imagine with a razor blade and some goo gone it could be removed.
538363
It wasn't the easiest thing in the world but they come off. I used the hair dryer method with the steel wire. The front was easier to get off. Definitely recommend removing the screws in the back...i didn't and that was where my trouble was. The new decals fit great, I love them.
689495
It takes about 5-10 minutes to install or take off these cross bars. I can do it myself, but it goes a bit faster with the help of another set of eyes/hands (like my 10 year old son).I can't comment on how long it would take to remove whatever bike (or ski) rack you mount on these. If your bike rack attaches to both bars, I'd remove the rack from the crossbars first, then remove the crossbars. I keep the torque wrench and keys in the glove box at all times.Also, just because of the wind noise, I remove the bars between trips. They go on/off quickly enough. There are aftermarket fairings some folks attach to these bars (check out some BMW forums) to reduce the wind noise. It takes about 5-10 minutes to install or take off these cross bars. I can do it myself, but it goes a bit faster with the help of another set of eyes/hands (like my 10 year old son).I can't comment on how long it would take to remove whatever bike (or ski) rack you mount on these. If your bike rack attaches to both bars, I'd remove the rack from the crossbars first, then remove the crossbars. I keep the torque wrench and keys in the glove box at all times.Also, just because of the wind noise, I remove the bars between trips. They go on/off quickly enough. There are aftermarket... » Read More It takes about 5-10 minutes to install or take off these cross bars. I can do it myself, but it goes a bit faster with the help of another set of eyes/hands (like my 10 year old son).I can't comment on how long it would take to remove whatever bike (or ski) rack you mount on these. If your bike rack attaches to both bars, I'd remove the rack from the crossbars first, then remove the crossbars. I keep the torque wrench and keys in the glove box at all times.Also, just because of the wind noise, I remove the bars between trips. They go on/off quickly enough. There are aftermarket fairings some folks attach to these bars (check out some BMW forums) to reduce the wind noise. « Show Less
2191970
Check out your tube. They have better instructions. Search decal application.
2070025
I haven't tried. This decal is good quality and has lasted me a year. I feel as if I were to take it off, it wouldn't be a problem.
1731856
they can be removed......i leave mine on because i feel they add a sport look to the RX350 it sort of dresses it up more...
462992
You could probably get it off with a q-tip and some nail polish remover. It's painted on. It's also easy to take appart, so it you wanted to get the logos off, you could pull it appart before do you don't get liquids in the electricals.
1980630
I sold my jeep but can tell you it was a rugged ridge poster child. They make quality stuff. I had my jeep off-road. The rugged ridge took a beating. I did end up painting it so when I scratched it I could easily touch it up. I like the fact if you bang up an end you can change it out. There also several options as far as the look you want. I would recommend it 100%
63644
You remove the existing emblem. Then i suggest to clean the area with alcohol to have a clean surface. Then you take the new emblem peel off the back and it has 3m double sided tape. You just line it up place it and press hard to get it to atick good.
2014582
I removed the sticker with a the help of a hair dyer. It left a little bit of adhesive, not noticeable unless you're looking for it.