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Post by adorablyevil on Jul 30, 2011 17:51:56 GMT -5
Take 3m adhesive remover pour it on the emblem hold a cloth under it to prevent dripping take string put it behind the emblem move with an up and down motion until the emblem pops off peel off leftover adhesive wash the spot where you used, adhesive remover thoroughly before  after  |
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Post by Full-Throttle on Jul 30, 2011 19:59:02 GMT -5
I use that technique too. Never fails, and beats trying to use a screwdriver and scratching the hell out of everything, lol. A bit of fishing line works best I've found.
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Post by gold94corolla on Jul 30, 2011 22:55:45 GMT -5
Perfectly done. Exactly the way to go. Most people use a hair drier and floss (I did) and then goo gone to get rid of any adhesive. You are lucky because your emblems haven't baked on for decades lol. Looks good.
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Post by adorablyevil on Jul 31, 2011 20:50:23 GMT -5
lmfao thanks , i used the old formula of 3m adhesive remover thats illegal in my state. i found it in the warehouse i work in lmfao next up my tints  |
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Post by gold94corolla on Jul 31, 2011 21:29:04 GMT -5
haha, well I won't ask what you were doing to find it!
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Post by adorablyevil on Jul 31, 2011 22:56:33 GMT -5
lmfaooo, i was walking back from the bathroom when i saw it on the shelf and from there it's history lmfao
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Post by Deleted on May 19, 2013 9:28:06 GMT -5
You can also use a strong fishing line. Use a sawing motion behind the emblem to remove it. Then use Goo Gone, WD-40 or the 3M remover that you all are speaking of. The fishing line doesn't scratch your car either. :-)
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Post by spyder1238 on Feb 23, 2014 0:46:58 GMT -5
That seems to be a very easy way and a lot safer the using the flat head screw driver. I will try this also this weekend
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Aww man, at least you tried. What are you planning to try next?