^^Wax should do it.

 

I just used window washer fluid concentrate in a spray bottle. worked great. I don't know what Claybar is.

 

credit card and wd40.
wd40 gets rid of sticky stuff really easily. credit card, its good for anything

 

Well body shops use this giant spinning eraser thing and it works really well to get the goo/ outline off. So maybe try just a big eraser then just wipe in clean.

 

a body shop used that on my truck and messed it up... i just as of two hours ago debadged mine and just dental floss and pulled against the letters you can get half way and almost lightly pull the next letter off... i used nxt gen to get the residue off and i was done

 

Anyone know if the same technique works to remove the Mitsu propeller? Or does it have a peg or something that will leave a hole?

I have enough propellers on my boats

 

dental floss..

 

gasoline and paint thinner

i used wd40 and it came off so easily

 

i am wondering the same???

 

I had to drive the car to work one day and it sat in 100+ degree weather most of the day. Came home used floss to get it started and easily pulled the badges (glue and all) right off with my fingers . Got a little wax and it was like the badges were never there. As for the propeller thing i don't know if it leaves a hole but i'm leaving mine on.

 

No the three diamonds, AKA the "propeller thingy" will not leave a hole. it is just like the others. Mine is off, and looks super clean. All I have is the "MR" part left on my trunk. I moved it to the bottom left corner. I like it.

 

Hmmm thats weird i do it all the time to different cars and i havent had a problem with the eraser...maybe they made too much heat with it....
but whatever sounds like dental floss or fishing line works pretty well

 

Good idea! Gonna have to try it.

 

fishing string and goof gone......