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Instructor
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Stupid question
New '05 coupe owner here, with one small complaint- What in the heck are the 2 stickers on the passenger seat and how do I get them off?!?!? Looks like they are telling me where the child seat anchors are located, but they feel like they are a part of the seat, and not actual stickers. Any help would be appreciated!!!!
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Melting Slicks
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St. Jude Donor '05-'06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13
There have been lots of posts for the 05 model year and seems a lot of folks have had trouble removing them. Some have actually torn their seat. I don't notice mine anymore, enjoy your car--e
Race Director
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From: Hurst, TX USA
Got black seats? A magic marker will make short work of them. I've heard of people putting a sticker over them but no one removing them. Most are more interested in removing the silly warning stickers on the visors...
Team Owner
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From: queensbury ny
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they are for correct positioning of a child seat,should you put one in the car.If you search up there(use the search feature)you may find out how to get them off.I read on here last week,maybe,where a guy did just that.Very carefully,though! 
Burning Brakes
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From: Discovery Bay CA
Originally Posted by crazyeddie
There have been lots of posts for the 05 model year and seems a lot of folks have had trouble removing them. Some have actually torn their seat. I don't notice mine anymore, enjoy your car--e
The visor labels come off pretty easily by heating them up with a hair dryer (worked for me). But the tags on the passenger seats have apparently been more problematic (so I haven't even tried the hair dryer on them).
Le Mans Master
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From: Thousand Oaks California
I removed mine by heating very slowly witha heat gun and then peeling off. I suppose it is possible to damage the leather, but if you are very careful and do not over heat or heat too fast, you may have good results.
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Originally Posted by Arizona-George
New '05 coupe owner here, with one small complaint- What in the heck are the 2 stickers on the passenger seat and how do I get them off?!?!? Looks like they are telling me where the child seat anchors are located, but they feel like they are a part of the seat, and not actual stickers. Any help would be appreciated!!!!
Traded in a Porsche 911 for this and WOW am I ONE HAPPY CAMPER!!!! What a BEAST!
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St. Jude Donor '06
Originally Posted by calemasters
I removed mine by heating very slowly witha heat gun and then peeling off. I suppose it is possible to damage the leather, but if you are very careful and do not over heat or heat too fast, you may have good results.
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Originally Posted by C6Monty
Sounds like an attorney..."you MAY have good results"...make yourself sign a relaease first and then you won't be able to sue you.
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Originally Posted by NVR LAT
Leave them alone. Many previous posts about people damaging their seats trying to remove them. I don't even notice them anymore.
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