shaving the trunk
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Well back in the day it was called "Shaving!"
HAHA....Haven't heard that term for the last few years. In todays world it's
called "Debadging." Try doing a search under debadging, it's easy and most
of us are experts.... After you've completed this mod you too
will be an expert, I promise!
called "Debadging." Try doing a search under debadging, it's easy and most
of us are experts.... After you've completed this mod you too
will be an expert, I promise!
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Originally Posted by pghG35
or you can use dental floss and to wipe off the adhesive you can used GOO GONE..that worked super for me
There was a thread either here or at 6MT that a guy was upset that Goo Gone left stains on his paint that won't come off.
I used WD-40 on the dealer decal that I removed. Worked great and followed up with wax.
Here is a link to the Goo Gone gone wrong.
http://www.6mt.net/forum/detailing-c...ned-paint.html
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How to create a mess....!
Originally Posted by pavelpg
+1 on Goo Gone actually. I've never used WD-40 for debadging but heard it works I guess. Rubbing compound is good too, or scratch remover (same thing).
and then your choice of polishes, but never....ever use rubbing compound
on our paint. You'll have scratchs that only a high speed buffer will remove,
just bad (noob) advice....