Yeah, dont use paint thinner on car paint. Your finish will be ruined.</P>


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Hey Roentgen... thats one sweet @$$</P>

 

yea that is a huuugee noo.

 

Thx guys for the response. I didn't think it was a good idea but wanted to know neways. </P>

 

NO PAINT THINNER !</P>


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Use the Goo-Gone or WD-40 or just alcohol and elbow grease.</P>


Goo-Gone is at WalMrt etc, not hard to find in the cleaner isle.</P>


I painted my H gloss black to help hide it, cuz of the two white pins</P>


and the car is dark blue so the black will blend in.</P>


This way I will hide the pins without having to fill and paint.</P>


AND get those badges off the car.</P>


I've got a few badges from 'other' cars that I magnetically stick on every now and again, just to have some fun.</P>


"Hey, that doesn't look like a Buick ? ? ?" <IMG src=smileys/smiley8.gif border="0"></P>


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To remove the adhesive I was thinking abt using Goo Gone'sAutomotive or the regular Spray Gel (drip-free). To me, this will be better to usethan the one in the cylindrical bottle coz that can be a little messy unless you apply it to a soft cloth.</P>


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oh ok, i thought that was the one you were talking about, i found it then, okthanx for the pic.

 

I have one important question for those who have done de-badging. What are the chances of your car showing a 'ghosting effect' that is left behind after taking the emblem(s) off. There is a possiblity but doesn't seem to occur that often. "Ghosting" I mean you will see where the emblem once was and there is a shadow.

 

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you should be all good. just wax a buff the car after you are done.</P>

 

yeah, what slim said... suprisingly u wont notice it after a waxing

 

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