MZikria925

i already saw the DIY post on this, i just have another problem. i got all the adhesive off, but there is still the outline of the emblems still left on the car. it doesnt come off with the Goof Off i used. what should i do?

xtremex626

iTrader: (1)

use wax and buff it out.. you can also use scratchx, it works.

MZikria925

i just cant tell if its adhesive that wont come off, or if its a scratch or what.

travs 2002 tl type s

if it still looks like the letters are still on it compound it nd wax after thats wut i did nd it worked like a charm

thelastaspec

Clay bar on the outline will work too.

MZikria925

i used Maguiars(spelling?) polishing compound, and wax i had at home, and nothing changed. now that look more at the area it looks more like scratches. would scratchX take care of it, or not

TRafalik

I used a very light 2000 grit wet sand and it came off easily.

MZikria925

heres a picture

bl3ujay07

looks more like adhesive. Thats not the only thing you have to worry about by the looks of your picture.

MZikria925

aha trust me i know. im planning on getting a full paint job soon.

V_Langs_3.2TL

rubbing compound and a hand buffer.

It'll be gone. then polish.

JDTL-S2002

i used rubbing alcohol to get mine followed by rubbing compound, polish, and finishing cream.

TheMegalodon

Holy shit your paint needs some serious correction. That would be one hell of a job. Who ravaged your car before you bought it....if that's just a portion of the trunk and rear bumper I can't imagine what the rest of the car looks like...jesus.

mugenspire

iTrader: (4)

I honestly used the goo gone stuff and hand buffed the motherfuck out of it till it came off but if that doesnt work for u then

This!

Heres mine

TheMegalodon

Please find yourself some nice tips to fill in the gaps of that nice ww rear lip. Stock tips aren't doing it.

pacificharrison

iTrader: (1)

as weird as this sounds, to debadge mine i used,

a hair dryer to warm up the adhesive, then used waxed dental floss to get the emblem off.

to get the adhesive off, i periodically heated it up, dabbed it with rubbing alcohol, then tried rubbing it off.
after a while, i got impatient and just used water and my thumb nail.

after i got all the ahesive off, i waxed the area twice and now it's like nothing was even there. i'm happy with how it turned out even tho the method i used was a big unorthodox haha