debadging issue
debadging issue
Ive done this to every other car ive owned and havent had this many issues.
I removed all the glue and **** and I cant for the life of me get rid of the outline. Ive used goo gone etc to try and get it off and i cant tell if it is carved in or what.
Any ideas??? the picture is what it looks like that i cant remove.
I removed all the glue and **** and I cant for the life of me get rid of the outline. Ive used goo gone etc to try and get it off and i cant tell if it is carved in or what.
Any ideas??? the picture is what it looks like that i cant remove.
Ive done this to every other car ive owned and havent had this many issues.
I removed all the glue and **** and I cant for the life of me get rid of the outline. Ive used goo gone etc to try and get it off and i cant tell if it is carved in or what.
Any ideas??? the picture is what it looks like that i cant remove.
I removed all the glue and **** and I cant for the life of me get rid of the outline. Ive used goo gone etc to try and get it off and i cant tell if it is carved in or what.
Any ideas??? the picture is what it looks like that i cant remove.
http://www.meguiars.com/en/professio...-cleaner-16oz/
And get to work with a buffer
ive "read" that the 3m adhesive remover works. i've yet to buy it, keep forgetting when i go to autozone. always end up buying stupid stuff lol.
i know goo gone doesnt work, i've tried it for a while. it for the most parts gets a lot of it.
i know goo gone doesnt work, i've tried it for a while. it for the most parts gets a lot of it.
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I second trying out a claybar to help, if Goo-Gone isn't doing much. But you might need to find the previous owner and slap them for keeping the emblems on for so long. I've owned two Evos, and I think I took them off within a few days.
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