Jeep Easter eggs, lets see them.
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RMC2
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You just need a little non skid pad on that spot. So your, ummm, soda doesn't slide off.
Now someone will market my idea.
LauraRose
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Have you discovered a way to remove the suction cup marks? I have six of them on my windshield & they drive me crazy when they appear! AARRGH [emoji34]
Laura Rose from PA
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LauraRose
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"Easter Egg" on 2018 JLUR Windshield!
This one isn't listed in this thread yet. It's located on the passenger side of the windshield in the lower corner. It's pretty much obstructed by the windshield wiper (which is why I tucked a paper towel under the wiper for clarity) - but it IS tucked away there. The designers at Jeep put so much thought into adding little trinkets for us to discover as we examine every inch of our Jeeps!:thumb:
This one isn't listed in this thread yet. It's located on the passenger side of the windshield in the lower corner. It's pretty much obstructed by the windshield wiper (which is why I tucked a paper towel under the wiper for clarity) - but it IS tucked away there. The designers at Jeep put so much thought into adding little trinkets for us to discover as we examine every inch of our Jeeps!:thumb:
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LauraRose
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Not sure whether you had time yet, but have you had any luck getting rid of the suction cup marks on the windshield?
Laura Rose from PA
Fetzer
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Tried to clean them tonight with glass cleaner...no such luck!
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Okay - so, I was able to get mine marks out but I'm not sure what ultimately did it.
Glass cleaner did not work. Thinking it might be some kind of oily residue, I tried using rubbing alcohol and that seemed to help quite a bit but then I started rubbing it at with my thumb and got it completely off. So, was it the alcohol and me rubbing at it or could the rubbing alone do it? I'm not sure but, I'm happy to say they are no longer there.
OverlanderJL
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Okay - so, I was able to get mine marks out but I'm not sure what ultimately did it.
Glass cleaner did not work. Thinking it might be some kind of oily residue, I tried using rubbing alcohol and that seemed to help quite a bit but then I started rubbing it at with my thumb and got it completely off. So, was it the alcohol and me rubbing at it or could the rubbing alone do it? I'm not sure but, I'm happy to say they are no longer there.
You pretty good at rubbing it out?
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doubletapdaddy
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Well, he said that he "got it completely off".
LauraRose
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Eddie, ignore those two juvenile buddies of your's, lol. Thanks for the advice!Okay - so, I was able to get mine marks out but I'm not sure what ultimately did it.
Glass cleaner did not work. Thinking it might be some kind of oily residue, I tried using rubbing alcohol and that seemed to help quite a bit but then I started rubbing it at with my thumb and got it completely off. So, was it the alcohol and me rubbing at it or could the rubbing alone do it? I'm not sure but, I'm happy to say they are no longer there.
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LauraRose
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The glass cleaner didn't work for me either. Alcohol seemed to work for Eddie, so I'm going to give it a try also. Let me now if it works for you, thanks!
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sgkdhk
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LOL!! It's all good. Definitely give the rubbing alcohol a try. Whatever was leaving the mark had some kind of oily residue to it and that seemed to do the trick... or at least, for me anyway.
Shots
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Best segue ever. Ha ha.
Seriously though, on topic of the marks. The dealership had taken care of mine upon delivery, so they may have an idea of what works best. Or maybe not all of them do since they left yours there. Either way, WD-40 cleans a lot of stuff and should take care of it. Otherwise you can try cleaner (or alcohol as recommended above) and some news paper. News paper works great for streak free cleaning of a windshield, so it may work for the stubborn assembly marks too.
Seriously though, on topic of the marks. The dealership had taken care of mine upon delivery, so they may have an idea of what works best. Or maybe not all of them do since they left yours there. Either way, WD-40 cleans a lot of stuff and should take care of it. Otherwise you can try cleaner (or alcohol as recommended above) and some news paper. News paper works great for streak free cleaning of a windshield, so it may work for the stubborn assembly marks too.
