Air bag warning stickers
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Air bag warning stickers
I just traded my 10 yr old 04' Maxima for a 2014. I would like to cover the air bag warning stickers on the sun visors. My visors are cloth and not vinyl so I'm afraid to remove them with alcohol. Anyone know of a website where I can get a sticker or decal to cover them? Thanks
John
2014 Nissan Maxima SV
Gun Metallic
John
2014 Nissan Maxima SV
Gun Metallic
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not to be a wet blanket...but what you want to do is going to put you in a dangerous situation. Say a mother with a small child steals your car, she puts the kid in the front passenger seat ~ with a stolen car seat !. As she speeds away, the police pursuit causes her to crash your car...the baby's head is snapped off by the airbag. The mother launches a negligence lawsuit towards you because you removed / covered / rendered unreadable the warning stickers that would have saved that precious child..boo hoo, oh the humanity....boo hoo..
My advice, legal disclaimers aside, is to keep your lotto tickets on that spot, held in place with rubber bands. Least this will allow you to keep the car intact, and if the car is stolen, that poor disadvantaged mother can have a chance of winning.
Or do nothing.
My advice, legal disclaimers aside, is to keep your lotto tickets on that spot, held in place with rubber bands. Least this will allow you to keep the car intact, and if the car is stolen, that poor disadvantaged mother can have a chance of winning.
Or do nothing.
not to be a wet blanket...but what you want to do is going to put you in a dangerous situation. Say a mother with a small child steals your car, she puts the kid in the front passenger seat ~ with a stolen car seat !. As she speeds away, the police pursuit causes her to crash your car...the baby's head is snapped off by the airbag. The mother launches a negligence lawsuit towards you because you removed / covered / rendered unreadable the warning stickers that would have saved that precious child..boo hoo, oh the humanity....boo hoo..
My advice, legal disclaimers aside, is to keep your lotto tickets on that spot, held in place with rubber bands. Least this will allow you to keep the car intact, and if the car is stolen, that poor disadvantaged mother can have a chance of winning.
Or do nothing.
My advice, legal disclaimers aside, is to keep your lotto tickets on that spot, held in place with rubber bands. Least this will allow you to keep the car intact, and if the car is stolen, that poor disadvantaged mother can have a chance of winning.
Or do nothing.
sorry op, i can't recommend a safe way of getting rid of those stickers, they are annoying as hell. sharpie?
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I thought about a sharpie but then I read that if stopped by police and notices the sticker is gone or covered, you could get a ticket... don't know.
I hate these stickers
thanks
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Yes, my tongue was in-cheek, but there is a basis for what I said and lawsuits have been launched on less worthy claims than my hypothetical example.
Go ahead, sue me!
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not to be a wet blanket...but what you want to do is going to put you in a dangerous situation. Say a mother with a small child steals your car, she puts the kid in the front passenger seat ~ with a stolen car seat !. As she speeds away, the police pursuit causes her to crash your car...the baby's head is snapped off by the airbag. The mother launches a negligence lawsuit towards you because you removed / covered / rendered unreadable the warning stickers that would have saved that precious child..boo hoo, oh the humanity....boo hoo..
My advice, legal disclaimers aside, is to keep your lotto tickets on that spot, held in place with rubber bands. Least this will allow you to keep the car intact, and if the car is stolen, that poor disadvantaged mother can have a chance of winning.
Or do nothing.
My advice, legal disclaimers aside, is to keep your lotto tickets on that spot, held in place with rubber bands. Least this will allow you to keep the car intact, and if the car is stolen, that poor disadvantaged mother can have a chance of winning.
Or do nothing.
lmfao
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LMAO good laugh though
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not to be a wet blanket...but what you want to do is going to put you in a dangerous situation. Say a mother with a small child steals your car, she puts the kid in the front passenger seat ~ with a stolen car seat !. As she speeds away, the police pursuit causes her to crash your car...the baby's head is snapped off by the airbag. The mother launches a negligence lawsuit towards you because you removed / covered / rendered unreadable the warning stickers that would have saved that precious child..boo hoo, oh the humanity....boo hoo..
My advice, legal disclaimers aside, is to keep your lotto tickets on that spot, held in place with rubber bands. Least this will allow you to keep the car intact, and if the car is stolen, that poor disadvantaged mother can have a chance of winning.
Or do nothing.
My advice, legal disclaimers aside, is to keep your lotto tickets on that spot, held in place with rubber bands. Least this will allow you to keep the car intact, and if the car is stolen, that poor disadvantaged mother can have a chance of winning.
Or do nothing.
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