JSAN

I decided to take my "3.2TL" bagde off and I haven't been able to completely remove all the glue residue. The badge came off pretty easy, then most of the glue also came off easily, but there is still a thin but visible layer, I've tried the with blower (as I read in a post here) and also lighter fluid which helped but not enogh....btw I tried to wax it too..........need help

Mr Zipps

Have you tried to clay it...

ResidualFreedom

sounds dumb but rub it with your thumb......the glue will roll into little balls when it heats up while rubbing.

Type-S1

GooGone works awesome.. You can find this at like Target, Walmart, K-Mart, Any hardware store..

Good stuff..

69ssrscam

If you don't have any Goo Gone handy, just splash a little gas on a paper towell and rub it on the spot, it will clean it right off. Make sure to wash & wax the spot afterwards because the gas will strip off the wax in that area. Works great for tar spots behind the wheels as well.
Oh, and no smoking while you do this....POOF!!!! tee hee

TangoLima99

WD-40

golynch

I did the same think to my TL, Took off the 3.2tl badge. Still want to take of the 'A C U R A' also, but now I'm a little nervous,it left what looks to be a clear coat outline. From what I can tell, there hasn't been any body-work done, so I'm not sure where it came from.
All the glue is gone (goo-done and rubbing it with my finger) and I've tried a scratch / swirl remover and wax.
I wanted to see if anyone had this same problem? What did you do to fix it?
If not, any ideas? Anything you've tried?

davey73

Wd-40

MQMH_03

yep wd 40 or a little dab of gas on a paper towel will do it..

JSAN

Thanks, I'll work on it this weekend, something has to work....

fsttyms1

3m makes a really good product called emblem and adheasive remover (can be found in alot of stores like Home Depot) that is really good at getting that kinda crap off. works great on tar tooo