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Sell me the broken one, I need parts from itOrdered a new visor.
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Sell me the broken one, I need parts from itOrdered a new visor.
Ok, PM sent.Sell me the broken one, I need parts from it
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Ok, i see breaking the mirror easily but htf did you make the seam lift?This is why Rocket Man doesn’t work on upholstery or upholstery related items lmao. This started out as a simple cleaning of the visor.
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Congrats!! With the center console power outlets swap out, did you maintain the factory flip covers or the weather proof ones that have been posted? Link to the product you used perhaps? Thanks

I DID clean it with everything under the sun and all that got me was an airbag warning label that had no lettering on it period. So then I had the awesome idea of removing the stupid white patch of vinyl formerly known as a label since it looked stupid. Which actually came off pretty good but left a bit of glue in it’s place. That’s when I used the rocket fuel aka WD40/ denatured alcohol/ scrubbing bubbles/ not sure what else. Damn thing was clean af though. I was feeling pretty good at this point and after hitting it with my heat gun (lightly, there was rocket fuel still on it) it looked damn good. Then I brought it inside and put it on the kitchen table to finish drying. I was feeling pretty darn good. Then after a couple hours, as I walked by it a few times, I noticed the area where the patch of white vinyl formerly known as a warning label had been was beginning to puff up as if to mock me and my cleaning attempts. And I swear it started looking dirty again. So, I began to think about how I could insert some, say, spray adhesive behind there. It looked like the visor was 2 halves snapped together ( no I didn’t fully investigate this idea, I was winging it) so I started trying to separate the 2 halves by first trying to remove the lights and the mirror. The lights came apart ok but as you can see, the mirror did not cooperate. It became the item formerly known as the mirror, cracked to hell. I didn’t care, wasn't quitting. Hell with the mirror, I can fix that later...anyway at this point I noticed the visor wasn’t 2 pieces but did have a groove where the fabric was tucked into on one edge. The other side the fabric was wrapped around. AHA! I could untuck the fabric, tape things off for protection from the spray glue, shoot the glue inside, and smooth the fabric down and then re-tuck the fabric in the crack. That’s when I broke parts of the edge off where the groove was and things started going down hill. Ok, they started going downhill about 5 ideas ago. Whatever. I stopped, went inside, and ordered a new visor off Amazon. It will be here Monday. And I just sold the item formerly known as a visor to Phil aka @CHOO CHOO.
[emoji23]This is why Rocket Man doesn’t work on upholstery or upholstery related items lmao. This started out as a simple cleaning of the visor.
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Yeah me too but after the visor incident I will have to consider having a detailer do it lol. I do have an issue facing me though- I will soon have one new grey visor and one still dirty grey visor. Does anyone have a clue what I can use that will clean it without removing the lettering from the label or lifting the fabric? It seems like a ****** design, it’s not like the headliner. Plus it’s a light color that shows stains easily. It looks like a mechanic with greasy hands installed them.I need to clean my headliner and pillars
Nice work! I did the same thing with my 02 but decided to just replace the carpet with something a bit better, and also both front seat bottoms. Looks like new still. Yours looks like new as well.here's a few more after cleaning everything.
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Yeah me too but after the visor incident I will have to consider having a detailer do it lol. I do have an issue facing me though- I will soon have one new grey visor and one still dirty grey visor. Does anyone have a clue what I can use that will clean it without removing the lettering from the label or lifting the fabric? It seems like a ****** design, it’s not like the headliner. Plus it’s a light color that shows stains easily. It looks like a mechanic with greasy hands installed them.
I’m thinking of buying a steam wand but also concerned that I will ruin shit with it. I have 2 headliners that need to be cleaned but I need to study up more on the processes. I’ve watched a few videos and they confuse the hell out of me. One says do this, one says do that, use steam, don’t use steam, etc. I just ordered some Chemical Guys Lightning Fast stain extractor and plan on just blotting it on the other visor and see what happens. The headliners are another story. So much real estate and they’re so fragile.Could you use a steam wand maybe? Have you seen those decals that go over the airbag sticker?
I have always just used baby wipes or a combination of 409 and baby wipes, doesn't work perfectly but it doesn't damage anything eitherI’m thinking of buying a steam wand but also concerned that I will ruin shit with it. I have 2 headliners that need to be cleaned but I need to study up more on the processes. I’ve watched a few videos and they confuse the hell out of me. One says do this, one says do that, use steam, don’t use steam, etc. I just ordered some Chemical Guys Lightning Fast stain extractor and plan on just blotting it on the other visor and see what happens. The headliners are another story. So much real estate and they’re so fragile.
Good to know.I have always just used baby wipes or a combination of 409 and baby wipes, doesn't work perfectly but it doesn't damage anything either