How easily are they removed and how easy is it to cleanup the dash afterwards?
453856
This product or any of these type of products with this type of adhesive are easy to remove; by prying up on side an pulling it upwards. This type of adhesive does not leave any type of residue after removing that can not just be wiped off if any is left. However; I will add, that you should make sure you place it in the exact place you want to place; because the adhesive is only good for a couple of times use.
453857
They are not easy to take off and they do leave a mess. Why take it off? The next owner might thank you for leaving it on. You can use "Oopps" or acetone to take off the glue thats left.
132477
Mine comes off very easy. Just take them off from the bottom first. Put them on from the top first.
1727879
They are not easy to remove. I don't have heated mirrors, so not sure how they would affect those.
116872
They are easy to remove and if you are trying to reposition them, they have no trouble sticking again :)
569613
Super easy to remove - they are just fastened to each other with little velco strips. Takes 2 seconds.
1454143
Yes they can be easily removed and replaced. Very important that the mounting surface be flat and clean Eastern Goods
1803193
It's super easy! Almost like a magnet. There is no sticky substance and it's easy to remove and fix as many times as you'd like until you get it just right!
1953484
Just slowly peel them off... SLOWLY! Don't want to damage the car and if any residue is left, u should be able to just peel it off with your finger
1285953
Yes this can be trimmed (less area on dash means less stability),you would have to hide the trimmed edge, but beware if yours turns out like mine the stability issue will not be a problem, the bottom will melt and glue itself to the dash. I spent two hours getting this gummed up mess off my dash. I do not recommend this product!
1932893
I do not recommend trying it by yourself. The instructions want you to tear the dash apart. I stopped once I read this
900006
The unit has a suction cup with a material that is very sticky that seals so well that the bond is very strong. My dashboard has a typical hard plastic surface that is not absolutely smooth; the texture is a pebbly faux leather with very small, rounded bumps. Also, the dash is slightly curved where my unit is mounted. Nevertheless, the iOttie has stayed in place since I mounted it two months ago. With respect to your question about removal, yes, it was easy for me to remove it from the dashboard when I repositioned it during initial mounting. I cannot speak to how easy it would be if I removed it now, but have no reason to believe it would be different. Removal was not a matter of releasing the lever on the suction cup ... that was step 1. I used the tip of a plastic knife to gently lift the edge of the suction cup up enough to allow air into the center, then peeled the unit off. It left a little sticky residue--very slight--that wiped off with a damp cloth. The iOttie remounted easily immediately thereafter and has stayed put ever since.
564605
Yes, they can easily be removed. It comes with a key to open a cover. Then you use the supplied tools to remove them. It takes about 5 minutes to do
1395532
very easily removed with "peel and stick" non adhesive. There is no residual on the window and can easily be replaced by cleaning the window and the sticker and reattaching to the new spot.
1356273
It's easy...... I say that because this thing sticks like glue so the hardest part about moving it is removing it first. Even that is not a huge problem. Re-position it many times and it is still good to go. If it were to stop sticking all you need do is wash the suction cup off as it has likely gotten dusty and dirty.
1171191
Yes, I understand you can do that pretty easily. There are a couple youtube sites that go over installation and removal you should probably check out.
2233421
Yes, quite easy. I remove mine in summer as ski season is over and I have no use for it.
336202
You do not need a pro if you are comfortable removing dash parts. There is literally no electrical work to be done other than running gps cables etc.