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Old 10-19-2009, 01:27 AM
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Default tips for removing badges on rear

I'm just wondering about tips and procedures if I decide to remove the "INFINITI" and the "G35X" from my car. I had had an 05 where they were already removed and I liked the subtle look.
I have assumed that a clean plastic scraper and adhesive remover might be about it but I am nervous about damaging the paint.
Who else has done this successfully?
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Old 10-19-2009, 02:04 AM
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uness im worng andd i sure the g35 drivers will correct me but all you might need to do is heat up the letters(using a hair dryer) and then using dental floss remove them. you would probably need somekind of cleaner to get rid of the stuff or the glues left over on the car
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^ Correct about heating things up, makes it easier to cut through adhesive. After I went through a lot of Floss (kept breaking), read after the fact could've used fishing line which is much stronger.

I rolled then picked off the big chunks of adhesive best I could with my thumb/fingers. Then used Goo-gone, and even some WD-40. Turned rag often while removing rest of adhesive.

Don't use a plastic scaper or fingernail (will scratch clear coat). Be sure to wash that area with soap/water once done. Then a good coat wax or two.
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OK, great ideas, thanks.
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Old 10-19-2009, 12:02 PM
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I used wd-40 to remove the adhedive.
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