How do you take off the badges?
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How do you take off the badges?
Hello, i was wondering how you guys debadged your cars? I heard you use dental floss, but I was just wondering what your opinions were for the best method. Oh, 1 more question, is the infiniti logo just stuck on there with adhesive, or are there holes when you remove it? Thanks.
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The Infinite logo doesn't have holes so you can remove it. Let your car sit in the sun for a couple of hours. Take your dental floss and carefully remove your letters. Next, after all badges are gone, take a bottle of goo gone, and with a q-tip, apply to the adhesive left on the vehicle. Be careful during this process (as not to scratch your car's surface), after the goo gone has settled in - slowly remove the adhesive (this may take 3 applications). After all adhesive is removed, ensuring the surface is free from debris, spot wax and buff. I did this 2 weeks ago and it came out perfect.
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I got some wd40, im gona try and get the gunk off tommorow. I got the badges off with floss, it worked quite well, but I tried bug and tar remover and it didnt seem to have any effect on the sticky gunk. Just wondering did you guys open the trunk and then spray the wd40 and let it sit or what did you do exactly? Thanks for the tips!
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Originally Posted by Jining
I got some wd40, im gona try and get the gunk off tommorow. I got the badges off with floss, it worked quite well, but I tried bug and tar remover and it didnt seem to have any effect on the sticky gunk. Just wondering did you guys open the trunk and then spray the wd40 and let it sit or what did you do exactly? Thanks for the tips!
Rick
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:0/ r u for serious?
For $8 - a dozen go a long way! BTW - the cloth diaper has been used for more than 50 years for the highest quality paint jobs just for that purpose...don't knock it!!!
Rick
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