Indeein

Would a heat gun make this easier?

civil.savage

Or a hair dryer, yeah. Did this for my s2000 like 2 days after I got it.

Evo526

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Yeah, heat gun or you can use a blow dryer, every lady has one. Warms up the glue making it all stick icky again. This is a good how to my evo is all de-badged +1

Arrrrgh

yes heat gun

EvoXGsr12

Gonna do this on Saturday Thanks for the write up and pics!!
Hair Dryer + Floss + GooGone + Full Car Wash to top if off = Awesomeness!!!

Gavinrowe

I tried this and it pulled some of my paint off so I reapplied them.

1gturbo

did this in 2010 on my Evo9 except didn't use goo gone, just had soapy water and dental floss. Completed in a matter of minutes if I remember correctly.

Mean_EVO_x

Sweeet thanks for the info! Plan on doing this to my car this weekend

smokz

I had luck with goo gone as well. Heat up the area, use the fishing line, clean up using goo gone.

mckenzieo

...did mine via dental floss. Thx for the post.

AngryEvo

Heat gun and a plastic trim pry bar set. Then clean up with goo gone and wash with soapy water.
Took me about an hour to take everything off and they are all in perfect shape to go back on anytime I want.

JoeyBoy

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@awdfun; haha I like the idea of leaving just the "evo" from "evolution.."

I can't wait to do mine this saturday before my first detail of the car, I'm gonna take of just the "mitsubishi" and the "lancer." The car is too damn badge heavy!

db1

Easy task just wait for a hot day and use floss and your finger tips and its comes right off!

BubbaEvoX

Debadging my trunk tomorrow! Got a day off and nothing to do.

Opalivian

Heat Gun + Floss