Dem1K

iTrader: (1)

Ok so...I REALLY need anybody's help...

I just got finished taking off the A C U R A by using dental floss...then I sprayed Goo Gone on it and let it soak...then I used a CC to remove the MAJORITY of the adhesive...

HOWEVER...

I can faintly see the outlining of the letters still w/ some adhesive that won't come off...All ive been using is a CC and a towel to scrub, but nothing is working. What can i do?? thanks!

`John



P.S. WOW it looks so much better

farberstyle

i finally used my fingernail to take off exactly what you are talking about. a few coats of wax should take care of any abrasions you may have caused.

Bulldog01

I can still see faint lines outlining mine, too. I'll clay it and wax it when the weather warms around here.

jruss9819

pay the dealership 40 bucks to do it right. they did mine and i couldn't ever tell that they were there. i was going to do it myself but i knew that something like this would happen if i did it.

blader

you payed a dealership 40 bucks to debadge your car!?!!?!?!?!? who my friend, you got RAPED. it took me 10 minutes. used a hairdryer to heat it up and the glue came right off. What didnt come off, I took off with Goof Off.

Nicky Pass

Heat it up with a hair dryer, then use GS27 or Scratch X. I've debadged atleast 10 cars this way!

Dem1K

iTrader: (1)

hey, I finished doing the debadging. All I had to do was use the goo-gone and the CC to scrape away the remaining of the adhesive. I also used my nail to get the bear minimum. Afterwards I washed it and then I waxed the area, and it's perfect!

Fuck paying the dealership, lol

heres a pic

Nicky Pass

$40 is a rip!

anothercls

40$ is suck a rip, but for a 3yr old car it might be worth it.

I still see some stuff on my car, but only I see it. CLaying didn't help much.

Nicky Pass

Buff it!

tony montana

use sand paper :d

2001CL

ya and take pics and show how clean the glue comes off

`ill*tl

Use wax...