Ghoasting on debadging
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Ghoasting on debadging
I'm having a serious issue trying to debadge my car. I have the big chunk of adhesive behind both emblembs. I started removing it behind "3.2" but not "Tl". I couldn't remove the small bit of adhesive behind it regardless of what I used ,3m, denatured alchool, goo gone, none of it would work. Anyone have any suggestions?
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Originally Posted by duvaL32TL
I used bug and tar remover and scrubbed for like an hour and it looks fine now
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Originally Posted by deadsetonlivin
Where could I find one at?
Most likely at any hardware store, or Sears.
I used to work at a "custom" car shop and I would use it all the time to de-badge customer's cars.
they're usually called "eraser pads". i can't find one online
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I used a heat gun, and ppg acryl clean wax and grease remover. Then ppg final step.
I then decided 2 days later the acura emblem was tacky also so i welded the holes in and repainted the deck lid.
the end result
much cleaner than tacky gold shit all over the place. I also painted that chrome ring around the plate as well. The chrome shit around the rear window peels right off then you hit it with paint thinner and the trim around the rear glass is black instead of chrome. My next step is either wrapping the side window trim chrome shit with satin finish vynal or taking it apart and powdercoating it.. I hate chrome garbage. If i wanted it id buy chrome fender trim and curb feelers.
I then decided 2 days later the acura emblem was tacky also so i welded the holes in and repainted the deck lid.
the end result
much cleaner than tacky gold shit all over the place. I also painted that chrome ring around the plate as well. The chrome shit around the rear window peels right off then you hit it with paint thinner and the trim around the rear glass is black instead of chrome. My next step is either wrapping the side window trim chrome shit with satin finish vynal or taking it apart and powdercoating it.. I hate chrome garbage. If i wanted it id buy chrome fender trim and curb feelers.
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