Sun visors - popping off

[Demosthenes]

Sorry, no . It’s still better like this IMO, but I wish I could get them off.

I'm thinking of just removing the one corner and then deflecting the visor to the side per my usual method. If I could get rid of the sticker, I'd do this immediately. But if the sticker stays, not sure if it's worth it

 

[hmp10]

You should be aware that if you want to replace the visor it requires a new windshield.

When we bought a used Air Dream Edition to replace one that was wrecked, one of the visors came off during a service visit. They said it had apparently been detached by the prior owner and glued back in place. But it didn't hold, and Lucid had to replace the windshield, as the visors are attached at the glass manufacturer using a special process and/or special adhesive (they weren't sure).

 

[thecodingart]

You should be aware that if you want to replace the visor it requires a new windshield.

When we bought a used Air Dream Edition to replace one that was wrecked, one of the visors came off during a service visit. They said it had apparently been detached by the prior owner and glued back in place. But it didn't hold, and Lucid had to replace the windshield, as the visors are attached at the glass manufacturer using a special process and/or special adhesive (they weren't sure).

Without knowing the adhesive, I find this extremely hard to believe as being a truth rather process.

 

[hmp10]

Without knowing the adhesive, I find this extremely hard to believe as being a truth rather process.

What is a "truth rather process"?

Not clear what you find hard to believe. I had already noticed a bit of a clear dried material around the visor mount but thought little of it. The new windshield (which Lucid replaced under warranty) was on the service ticket when it was sent to me, which caused me to call the service center to see what was up. I know the car had a different windshield when it came back from the service center, because the new one also had to be replaced due to a quarter-size defect in the lamination between the two layers of glass right in the passenger seat line of sight -- something that was not there when the car went to the shop. (I posted about all this on this forum at the time it happened, including a photo of the defect in the new windshield.)