ugh...it's only ricey if it stands out n looks like ****. Like i already said, its functional and its not noticable. i cant stand arguing with someone so ignorant and stubborn, end of conversation.

 

yeah idk which im goin to do.. im thinkin about jus getting some bondo at a store an tryin that an doin some touch up paint on it cause my car needs a paint job anyway so ill have to do the whole thing in the futer anyway.. thanks for the input

 

I wouldn't do an eraser. Why take the H off anyways?

 

ya IMO just paint the H to match. alot cheaper and better looking but thats just IMO.....

 

I agree with Shatown about the whole eraser thing but i de-badged mine the right way!

 

I just have the silver H in the back i think it looks fine. I debadged mine right also

 

My 2007 Civic EX rear passenger side window got smashed in a freak lightning accident. I had to put some packaging tape(NOT Duct tape) on a bag to close the window. Now the glue residue does not come off. Any way to remove this without damaging the paint?

Using the technique mentioned in this forum, what is the effect of GooGone on the car paint?

 

Try GooGone on a place of your car that doesn't show. If nothing happens it will be fine. I would use the GooGone and then try buffing around it it will go back to normal.

 

goo gone wont hurt your car's paint... it didnt on my civic or my new durango... its just some kind of citrus acid or something.

also before you start scraping at the adhesive with something that might hurt your paint, let some goo gone sit on the adhesive for a while then rub at it again. less risk of damage that way IMO

 

Some paints could be harmed by the Goo Gone