The OFFICAL New England Spotted Thread "In & Around The Greater Boston"
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Kid is a tool; end of story.
Black coupe, no wing, tint + black wheels on Rt 16 in everett on Sunday.
Was trying to race me while i was out driving my Mustang. Thanks for cutting me off. I really hope that was nobody here
Was trying to race me while i was out driving my Mustang. Thanks for cutting me off. I really hope that was nobody here
I see him on my way home from work sometimes on Rt 16 also. he always drives like an azz. he weaves in and out of traffic, and cuts everyone off
does anybody do debadging here? i wanna take off the dealership emblem they out on my car, i know it is a DIY, but i want it to be done by a professional/someone who has done it before,
i am in andover, and will pay for the service, please contact me asap.
i am in andover, and will pay for the service, please contact me asap.
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It's really quite easy..Ive done it to my Audi a while back, and I debadged the INFINITI and G35 logos on my rear end. It's about a 45min job if you take your time. It requires 0 skills to do it.
1) Wash rear end
2) Get a hair drier & heat up items you want off
3) Use dental floss and SLOWLY and CAREFULY slide it under each emblem/letter you want off.
4) Once #3 is finished you should see some glue from each letter or the main emblem.
5) Get some Goo-B-Gone (Autozone for about $3bucks) and put it on the glued area(s).
6) You then get something that is NOT METAL, but has a flat edge so you can peel the glue off. (you can use your fingernail if wanted, takes longer)
7) Once glue is off you should almost see a "shadow" where the letters/emblem used to be.
8) Use some Wax (I have Turtle Wax) and slowly do circles around the shadowed area(s). Then rinse/wipe off the wax.
9) Repeat #8 wanted # of times until you see very minimal shadowing.
10) Then just wash back area with a cloth. And give it a few days to fully go away.
It's really quite easy..Ive done it to my Audi a while back, and I debadged the INFINITI and G35 logos on my rear end. It's about a 45min job if you take your time. It requires 0 skills to do it.
1) Wash rear end
2) Get a hair drier & heat up items you want off
3) Use dental floss and SLOWLY and CAREFULY slide it under each emblem/letter you want off.
4) Once #3 is finished you should see some glue from each letter or the main emblem.
5) Get some Goo-B-Gone (Autozone for about $3bucks) and put it on the glued area(s).
6) You then get something that is NOT METAL, but has a flat edge so you can peel the glue off. (you can use your fingernail if wanted, takes longer)
7) Once glue is off you should almost see a "shadow" where the letters/emblem used to be.
8) Use some Wax (I have Turtle Wax) and slowly do circles around the shadowed area(s). Then rinse/wipe off the wax.
9) Repeat #8 wanted # of times until you see very minimal shadowing.
10) Then just wash back area with a cloth. And give it a few days to fully go away.
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IRON MIKE came out and helped you? That's very classy. Good to know there are people on the forum(s) that are willing to go out of their way to help others! I will definitely look him up for some work later on down the road!
I had debadged my car myself so I knew how to do it. It didn't take long to do and the finished results had no shadow or blemishes once I turned on the air compressor and buffed his trunk lid and then waxed it