Yet another question...

I am in the process of de-badging the back of my car as we speak. Using dental floss, I have managed to get the emblems off. Trouble is, the adhesive glue is a bugger to get off. Any ideas how I can remove it with chemicals or otherwise?

wd 40

stainless steel chrome remover

brass toothbrush (yes it does exist.... my dad had one laying around... check at hardware store)


& fingernails :bloated:

Just tried using the leading edge of a credit card. It's worked the best so far. I knew that AmEx would be good for something.:tongue:

3m makes a trim removal spray that comes in something like a spray paint can................ works...... softens it up and it comes off like Denise Richards Top in Wild Things




muhaha whatta great metaphoric image that puts in your mind.

Originally posted by SR20DETpower
3m makes a trim removal spray that comes in something like a spray paint can................ works...... softens it up and it comes off like Denise Richards Top in Wild Things




muhaha whatta great metaphoric image that puts in your mind.

how to remove adhesive and get a major wood at the same time.:iceslolan

Update: I managed to get all the adhesive off by jimming a credit card through the underside of the adhesive and scraping it off. Took a lot of work, but it is done!:biggrin:

look its plan and simple, just use rubbing compound, use a medium grade. that should take the bugger right off.