Hey guys just wanted to see how some of you on this forum debadge your car??

My friend has a colbalt ss and said all he used was a credit card to take it off

How did you all do this??

 

heat it with hair dryer and use dental floss to take it off.

 

+1^^^^^ Worked like a charm for me. If you have any glue residue left on the car, use some Goo Gone and then wipe the area clean. wash and Wax the area afterwards to to remove the remaining residue from the glue.

 

floss/fishing line, hair dryer, wd40, wax, poof

 

REPOST!!! Fishing line is the best if you have it.

 

are you saying my post is a repost???

(lol yeh sure it is...but...lol nevermind )

 

Use Goo-Gone too if you have any glue remaining on your car. That stuff works well and just heat it up and should come off.

 

u will scratch it with a credit card hairdryer dental floss if u need it and 3m general purpose adhessive remover it wont hurt ur paint but it will take the wax off

 

do NOT use goo gone - regular soap/water will take off the residue, and if not, put some car wax on it and let it set for a while, it will get it off.

i used goo gone before painting my trunk and it screwed up my paint.

 

agreed, im not sure if it is the goo gone, but my trunk is messed up where the INFINITI letters use to be =\

 

I used it just fine. Even on my last car, fellow Bimmer owners recommended using Goo Gone to debadge as well.

 

I guarantee that if you used the goo gone correctly, it would not have damaged your paint. my guess is either you left it one for too long, didnt clean the surface good enuf when you were done, or you had a paint issue in the first place.
ive used goo-gone on auto paint about 25 times, and ive never had one problem.
please dont pass on bad info, as it messes up everyones head!

 

i used wd40 took

sprayed it
wiped it off asap

 

^ Ive tried WD, it does work, but ive gotta say, goo-gone works much faster. try it next time you dont anything like that.

 

I actually use something strong than goo gone, it's called Goof Off. Basically paint thinner. Rub on, let sit for a small while, rise off, and repat until fully cleaned off, then give it a nice wash once your all done. If you leave any of the products on to long, it will eat through the clear.