dumamei

Dont want to scratch my paint.. Any tips on how to get the badges off would be great..

Thanks,
allen

paz840

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hairdryer and dental floss

01tl4tl

visit the Off Topic area, Wash And Wax threads for DIY help
Heat is your friend- hairdryer sun whatever
There are products you spray on that loosen the glue- mayonaise works!, then you remove the glue off the paint
Its pretty easy. Dont try to melt the big A symbol off- its attached with bolts!

ggesq

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stillhere153

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take your time and don't use your finger nails

bforbrian

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Goo-gone after dental floss and hair dryer

TeknoKing

I usually let the goo gun sip in, let it stay there for an hour or so, it dissolves the glue, and then gently use the floss. Heat always helps but you can do without it.

Don't rush or pry anything off... Also when using the floss,the strand needs to be in between the 3m material and the trunk itself, some take off the emblems, leaving the 3m tape on the trunk.

You will still have to buff and wax the trunk area for the finished look.

stillhere153

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goo gone works good I used ooops and fishing line

lights

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I always take the badges off with the 3M tapes still on them, so I can rebadge them later in the future.

rockyfeller

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x2

that's the way to go

tclavell

I took mine to the body shop next to the dealer, they did it for free. It took them about 10 minutes.

Bearcat94

I took mine to the driveway. Used nylon thread and goo gone. Didn't cost a thing. Took about 10 minutes.

Then I had a beer.

Beer >>> Body Shop.

bigBLACKTL

hair dryer, dental floss, and goo gone is the best method, worked for me

JD TL-S

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Water and 20# test fishing line, floss breaks

skyy406

I peeled them off- the car was brand new so they didnt have along time to set. Then used my fingers as much as possible to peel off the remaining adhesive. Then I soaked the glueish stuff with Goo Gone for about 15-20 minutes- then used a hardish plastic squeege to "scrape" the rest off.... then polished the paint- then waxed.... No scratches.

AsianTL

+3.

Dental (WAX) floss.