Those look nice. Where'd ya find em?
Happy Trails!
Happy Trails!
gandolphxx said:Keep in mind the stickers are like the tags on a mattress - it is illegal to remove - and it probably voids the warranty
The BEST way to get the dealer stickers removed is in the paperwork. Just before you finish the paperwork and take posession, hand them some paperwork to sign stating that they are agreeing to pay you $xx per month for advertising. As long as the decals remain, they should pay you. Just get it in writting. At first they will laugh, but when they see you are deadpan serious... I got a dealer in South Dakota to remove the decals after about an hour of decal negotiations (that was back in the late 80s).EarthQuake said:Do you think the hairdryer method would work for the ugly dealer stickers?
EarthQuake said:Do you think the hairdryer method would work for the ugly dealer stickers? ?I think advertising my dealer 3 times is a bit much and I'd prefer to get his cheap sticker off my paint.
KeninPa said:Stream Line Design (http://www.streamlinedesign.com/avalanche/index.html) had promised us a AV label to go over the nasty yellow visor warnings. ?But, I think their lawyers got to them. ? ?
jdrabate said:About those Visor warning stickers, I was able to get nice logo stickers to cover these from streamlinedesign.com
They are also the same size as the rightside bed warning sticker.
mcrendog said:Anyone else get those stickers? I'm thinking of getting them...$15 for two stickers is steep! But I hate the warning label.