Dilemma..

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mayahmed423
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Joined: Fri Jul 13, 2007 7:37 pm
Car: Tiida Nismo

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Hi Guys,

I took my Tiida for regestration and they failed it coz apparently there is a rule that you arent suppose to put any stickers on you vehicle.

The problem is my nismo stickers have been there for over a year and im afraid when I remove them they will leave a mark.

Any ideas or suggestions on how to remove them without having the marks on it????

Mike....


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frankoV
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Joined: Tue Jan 01, 2008 2:36 pm
Car: 2008 SL Sedan, Magnetic Grey, CVT

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Goo Gone . . . if you have it over there.

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led hed
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Joined: Wed Oct 28, 2009 2:33 pm
Car: 2009 Nissan Versa SL HB 6spd
Location: Ontario, Canada

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hair dryer. peel away as you heat it up.

NODES
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Joined: Tue Jul 07, 2009 2:49 pm
Car: 2007 Nissan Versa SL (Blue)

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stickers= FAIL. talk about strict, where did you put them?

NODES
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frankoV wrote:Goo Gone . . . if you have it over there.
and then use Windex to get rid of that greasy feeling.

mayahmed423
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Joined: Fri Jul 13, 2007 7:37 pm
Car: Tiida Nismo

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I put them like the same way in the real Tiida Nismo, but still they dont allow any stickers...I hate them....

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aidan80
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Joined: Wed Sep 16, 2009 7:32 pm
Car: Versa 1.8 Manual

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Drivers in america get it easy alright! A lot of drivers back home (Ireland) fail their test first time around because of how difficult it is. Here in Florida at least it was 30 minutes on an old computer selecting the correct answer lol.. then our for a few laps around a small course then out the door with a nice new license to drive on! Legally they'd let me drive a manual, automatic or even a larger tuck! It's insanity! I'm sure other states have decent laws when it comes to who can drive but in Florida feels like they'll let any eejit behind the wheel!

NODES
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aidan80 wrote:Drivers in america get it easy alright! A lot of drivers back home (Ireland) fail their test first time around because of how difficult it is. Here in Florida at least it was 30 minutes on an old computer selecting the correct answer lol.. then our for a few laps around a small course then out the door with a nice new license to drive on! Legally they'd let me drive a manual, automatic or even a larger tuck! It's insanity! I'm sure other states have decent laws when it comes to who can drive but in Florida feels like they'll let any eejit behind the wheel!
on a course? not even on a live street or highway?

iluvmyVersa08
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Car: 2008 Nissan Versa SL Sport
Location: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

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aidan80 wrote:Drivers in america get it easy alright! A lot of drivers back home (Ireland) fail their test first time around because of how difficult it is. Here in Florida at least it was 30 minutes on an old computer selecting the correct answer lol.. then our for a few laps around a small course then out the door with a nice new license to drive on! Legally they'd let me drive a manual, automatic or even a larger tuck! It's insanity! I'm sure other states have decent laws when it comes to who can drive but in Florida feels like they'll let any eejit behind the wheel!
Wow, that is easy. Definitely not like here. We have graduated licensing.First you write a written test to get your permit. Then you have a first road test to get your license that allows you to drive by yourself. And yes the first test is actually taken throughout the city. Then the final test is a highway test, and yes as the name implies, you are driving on the highway. If you pass the final highway test, your get your full license which allows you to drive with very little exceptions on your license.The whole process took me just over 3 years, but you are given 5 years to complete all the steps. You have to wait a certain time period before taking one test to the next.


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