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Old 03-09-2008, 05:44 PM
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Debadged rear of G35 coupe
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how to move all badges from the rear? is it easy? what I need to do?
sorry if I repeat somebody question-maybe some links
thank in advance
 
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Old 03-09-2008, 05:48 PM
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dental floss, fish line...then remove the residue with GOO GONE..gl
 
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Not a bad idea to heat the glue up first with a hair dryer or something first.
 
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my G is 04 year-I am afraid that it will be off color on the trunk
am I right?
 
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my G is 04 year-I am afraid that it will be off color on the trunk
am I right?

It's possible. Go read a few threads on debadging and you'll know everything you need to know.
 
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Old 03-09-2008, 06:43 PM
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hey brother, do a quick search and you'll find tons of information on debadging... this forum is full of useful information, make the best out of it...
 
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I have an 03 and the color wasnt off at all...
 
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Old 03-09-2008, 07:19 PM
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I have an 03 and the color wasnt off at all...
Different colors in different climates produce different results. The only way to know for sure is to try it.
 
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i have an o4..i had no problems..there was a infiniti shadow but with a couple of car washes and wax..it went away dont worry about that
 
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I gotta say, I debadged my car and just last week but the badges back on. I wish I never took 'em off. Seems to take away from the car itself.
 
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Debadging....thread 20
[QUOTE=kricci11]Not a bad idea to heat the glue up first with a hair dryer or something first.

I can't believe there's only 19 different threads found under debadging, please
read some of them and you'll discover the recommendations above are
incorrect. The only time you might need a heat gun or hair dryer is if you're
in Canada and freezing your a$$ off! Only four things are required to
debadge your trunk lid....fishing line (better than dental floss) GooGone to
remove any glue (WD-40 works too) Scratch X to remove any shadows left
by the letters and then throw a good coat of wax on the lid....now you're
very cool like the rest of us that chose the clean look....
 
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Originally Posted by gary c
SORRY NO HEAT GUN OR HAIR DRYER REQUIRED THIS RECOMMENDATION IS INCORRECT
Not required but definitely helped... i tried it both ways.

But thanks for telling me that my own personal experience is incorrect.
 
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Originally Posted by GeeWillikers
It's possible. Go read a few threads on debadging and you'll know everything you need to know.
I covered him with the threads . But just search around man.
 
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[QUOTE=gary c]
Originally Posted by kricci11
Not a bad idea to heat the glue up first with a hair dryer or something first.

I can't believe there's only 19 different threads found under debadging, please
read some of them and you'll discover the recommendations above are
incorrect. The only time you might need a heat gun or hair dryer is if you're
in Canada and freezing your a$$ off! Only four things are required to
debadge your trunk lid....fishing line (better than dental floss) GooGone to
remove any glue (WD-40 works too) Scratch X to remove any shadows left
by the letters and then throw a good coat of wax on the lid....now you're
very cool like the rest of us that chose the clean look....
This man speaks the truth.
 
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