Unless you have painted plastic they are NOT clear coated over.
I used a hair dryer to remove the stickers on both of my machines;it was a pain but they'll come off. I then used gasoline to remove the remaining goo. The gas left a slight haze on the red machine but it's much less noticable than the stickers! Pledge furniture polish or mud does a good job of hiding the haze. On my quad (the camo one) you can't tell that there where ever any stickers there.
For the record I think the warning stickers are a joke! I kinda feel that if I pay 7 grand for a quad I'll ride double if I want....after all I need someone to hold my beer....LOL!

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: hddoperator

Unless you have painted plastic they are NOT clear coated over.

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Even with painted plastic I have yet to see a painted Polaris that has the stickers cleared over...

 

I had the same problem as hddoperator. My stickers came off pretty easily, but after cleaning up the leftover adhesive with goo gone I have damaged the plastic. It left a distinct static haze. I have removed three or four now and have had the same problem every time. It might be the black color that makes it harder?

 

Goo Gone worked perfectly for me. Took the last one off last night.