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03-02-2002, 07:37 PM
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When I removed all of my emblems I used the Goo Gone stuff, but I had to do it over and over and over and I had to let the stuff soak on the 'sticky' for a few minutes each time.
It wasn't a quick thing to do...kind of pissed me off after a while when I was taking off my 'civic' one, leaving all of that residue on my car...  ...sitting out there for EVER drenching it in goo gone, waiting a few minutes, scrubbing like crazy, then repeating over and over....  It finally all came off clean, and it looks like there was nothing there ever, but it took a LOT more effort than I was expecting.  I'm told that any kind of bug/sap/tar remover is supposed to work well. Hopefully better than the goo gone  If anyone knows of anything that works better, let me know too 
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03-02-2002, 09:21 PM
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03-03-2002, 12:50 AM
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03-04-2002, 01:02 PM
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just go up to your local automotive store and see what they got for cheap. all the products are basically the same. a hairdryer helps but wont do the entire job for you. i took of the wing guard from my sunroof with a hairdryer, BUT there was still a lot of residue. i also removed the pinstripe down the side of my car with some cheap spray stuff. like he said, just keep doin it over til its completely gone.
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