Id figure id ask you guys before i went ahead and did it and messed things up. whats the best way to de-badge the car, with what tools. thanks.
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06-11-2010
Id figure id ask you guys before i went ahead and did it and messed things up. whats the best way to de-badge the car, with what tools. thanks.
06-12-2010
i used a blow dried, ripped em off then a plastic mixing blade to get them off, then mineral spirits to take the rest of the glue off. i didnt have any color difference from where they were and i have a 2000, and i just did mine in like nov 2009.
06-12-2010
When I took the badge off my trunk, I used some fishing line to actually get the badge off, then used a heat gun to soften the adhesive, and managed to get it all off in about 5 minutes. After a good wash you couldnt tell it was ever there. I took it off last Fall, so it was on the car for 7+ years.
06-12-2010
heat it up and use something non maring or fishing line then goof off or mineral spirits something along those lines
06-12-2010
or you could use the search button
06-12-2010
autozone has sticker lifter, comes with a little tool $6.99, worked awesome, no scratches........... i think the brand is goo-gone
06-12-2010
thanks for all the reply's, except silverman...j/k if it stops raining over her i'll post up some pics later
06-12-2010
I used a bit of heat to pull the badge off, then WD-40 to get the glue off. WD-40 takes that glue stuff off anything..
06-12-2010
just pick them off with your fingers and use rubbing alcohol to get the residue off and wash the area after, eeeaasssyyyyy
06-12-2010
Sweet thanks guys it finally stopped raining here and ill get to it.
06-12-2010
i use fishing line to "saw" throught he goop, then use goof off to get the residue off. Works like a charm.
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