dstewart51
Elite Explorer
- Joined
- July 29, 2019
- Messages
- 299
- Reaction score
- 150
- City, State
- Lake Hughes, CA
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 2020 Explorer ST
- Callsign
- KJ7E
Okay, never ever ever ever never again... That just plain sucked, but I once I started I had to continue until I was done. The driver side was not too bad and pealed off using a handheld shirt steamer. The passenger side on the other hand was different, it was so thin the only way I could get it off was with Goo Gone and my finger nail. I tried Isopropyl Alcohol, Acetone, Steam ... the Goo Gone was the best, also tried many tools but my finger nail did the best job with out any damage to the fabric. Took 3 or 4 hours to do just the passenger side.
Its done and it came out well. I don't recommend you try this unless your willing to buy a new visor.
Passenger side after a few hours of work, the wrinkles went away after the solvents dried.
It does look way better inside, the white and yellow stickers really stuck out in the all black interior.
Its done and it came out well. I don't recommend you try this unless your willing to buy a new visor.
Passenger side after a few hours of work, the wrinkles went away after the solvents dried.
It does look way better inside, the white and yellow stickers really stuck out in the all black interior.