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Emblems Replacement

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yukisho

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Well I am tired of having cobra emblems on my GT. The people who had it before me took the GT ones off and added the cobras... crooked. I know I can get to the stub by using some fishing line to break through the glue. But once I get there how am I to go by removing it without pulling all the paint off?
 

nmcgrawj

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a heat gun should help....


If you get the fishing line all the way through, then there's nothing holding it on. The stud is just to center it....
 
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inphiniti

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but if hes saying they're crooked, they might not have the stud so it might be even easier than you think. i definitely second the heat gun and fishing line..
 

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After the emblems are off, use nail polish remover on the adhesive. It won't harm the paint, but any wax will be gone.
 

OurBlue95GT

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Goo Gone works well also.
 
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inphiniti

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we use this stuff at work when we letter up vehicles called rapid remover... completely harmless... spray it, and wipe away instantly..
 

earleys94gt

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Heat gun (or hair dryer), and either nail polish remover or 3M Adhesive Remover and a soft cloth to avoid scratches.
 

ProKiller

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earleys94gt said:
Heat gun (or hair dryer), and either nail polish remover or 3M Adhesive Remover and a soft cloth to avoid scratches.
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3m adhesive cleaner is the bomb yo
 

toyman

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Chythar said:
After the emblems are off, use nail polish remover on the adhesive. It won't harm the paint, but any wax will be gone.
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Nail polisher remover is NOT a good idea. It can and most likely will remove the paint. Paint thinner or lighter fluid works well on removing adhesive.
 

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nail polish remover is mostly acetone. it won't hurt your paint. it will remove the wax though.
 

toyman

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desertcox05 said:
nail polish remover is mostly acetone. it won't hurt your paint. it will remove the wax though.
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Well my experience says otherwise. A few (many) years ago I was removing adhesive after removing a door side moulding strip. The paint came off where I was rubbing. And yes, I am aware that nail polish remover is mostly acetone. Maybe it was just that cheap paint that MAACO uses. It didn't matter a lot as I just added a slighly wider bumber strip.
 
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