Ok this might seem like an extremely newbish question but...

What is the best way to remove my badges without scratching/damaging any of the paint on the trunk?

Thanks for the help.

Sean

 

well i used a blow dryer...and muscled em off

than some nail polish remover to remove left over goo and it was clean as all hell! w00t!!

however...i didnt heat the C long enough and i scracthed my car oh well...a reason to get a CF trunk lol

 

when i took out the badges coz some **** stole the mitsu logo on top, i used WD-40. sprayed on the spot where it has this gooish stuff and then wiped and then wala! its gone.

 

tnx doods

 

Better noob question:

Best way to apply new badges? Do I have to get 3m adhesive and cut it into the tiny letters of my new badge? Or is there a better way?

 

That is a very good question DJ. I think I may shave my trunk.

 

dont shave it, just get a cf trunk

 

use blow dryer and some dental floss to take the badge off.

 

I used my hair dryer and goo gone for my dealer badge, worked great.

 

eah i think the best way is to get a used up t-shirt and put in hot water.

then take the rag or whatever u had push it against the badge

after peal the badges off

and finally for any left over sticky stuff, use car wax to take it off!

 

o ya getting it back on....just gum/glue sheet or double sided tape? or the 3m stuff blacksheep talked about?

 

What I did was use a blow dryer to heat all the badges up and then use dental floss in behind them. Just run it back and forth behind the badges and they will come off.

After that use goo gone to get rid of any leftover adhesive that they use to put them on.

And most importantly after you take them off make sure you wash and then wax the area to make sure it is protected. This should also get rid of any ghosting you have if there is any.

Hope this helps.

 

i already got the badge off lol. i need to know whats best to get it on now. ;p

 

3m stuff is the most popular. But, some also try a liquid/gel glue, don't recall the name. Do a search for glue's and you'll probably find some information.