Guest

After debadging, how hard is it to get rid of the glue? Would I need to buy a certain product to remove it?

TIA

TLinKC

I used Goo Gone to remove the glue. I then cleaned, clayed and Zaino'd the area very well.

StanMan

wd40 works well on adhesives...you can try this, but make sure you wash well (and probably wax) afterwards. but try using heat to help yourself remove the emblems with all of the adhesive coming off.

i took mine off the first day i brought the car home...in fact, it was not stuck on well and it was already coming off. the adhesive just comletely lifted away with the emblem leaving behind a very clean surface. btw, that day was extremely hot too.

2001TL4KCdude

Bug and Tar remover works well for me

CarFreak

If you take a blow dryer and heat up the badges, you can take dental floss and pry it out. The glue should still be warm and it can peel right off w/your fingers.

AzNTL

well how i did it was very simple and doesnt cost a penny.... after debadge, keep the blowdryer pointing to where the the glue part is and keep on rubbing it off with your fingers .... simple huh?

liutang

Electricity costs more than a penny. :p

Polyman

It's free when he doesn't pay the electricity bill. Haha!!