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Old 06-28-2009, 12:32 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Painted emblems?

Anybody painted there emblems?
I tried bebadging my trunk Toyota emblem but there is really bad adhesive that can only come off with sand paper. So before I put the emblem back on I was thinking of painting it black or gold.
Either that or buying like the JDM emblems and put that on, but I don't think that it would work because of the grove in the trunk.
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use adhesive remover or some type of goo gone stuff. its a pain in the ass to get the adhesive off, but it does come off. then wax the area.
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Heat the area with a heat gun to make the adhesive more flexible and carefully use dental floss or a fine single blade scraper on an angle.

3M general purpose aerosol adhesive remover also works great if you don't want to go through with all that trouble.
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Really so that crap can come off?
But it's like hard as glue or something, it still can some of with the afore mentioned methods?
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Heat the area with a heat gun to make the adhesive more flexible and carefully use dental floss or a fine single blade scraper on an angle.

3M general purpose aerosol adhesive remover also works great if you don't want to go through with all that trouble.

I did this exact thing with dental floss it worked like a charm just saw the dental floss back and forth very slowly and you'll get great results
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Nice to hear that it worked out for you.
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