[Donutgonuts]

Hey everybody, I was thinking about debadging my 2005 Camry (just the words toyota and camry on the back). My only concern is tha there will be holes. Are the badges just glued on, or inserted into holes as well?

Thanks,

-Chris

 

[ebumdude]

just glue man. Use fishing line and work your way under the emblem and walla...

Use some "goo" remover or Elmer's Sticky Out to get rid of the left over glue, and thats it.

 

[CharmCityES]

^ you got it
dental floss works well too...they pop right off
just make sure you clean the area well and wax/polish it afterwards to remove any marks and youre good to go

 

[Sharma]

what i did was used a hair dryer and put in on the badge and then used dental floss and it came right off there was no marks

 

[gdanaher]

Beware of ghosting due to paint fade. The car is a few years old.

 

[white3ch0c0late]

Beware of ghosting due to paint fade. The car is a few years old.

He won't have any ghosting. Today's paints don't fade like the paint of older cars. My car is parked on the street and gets plenty of sun constantly, and if I debadged my 2002 5 years after buying it and it was perfect, he'll be fine.

 

[liquidi3ladz]

He won't have any ghosting. Today's paints don't fade like the paint of older cars. My car is parked on the street and gets plenty of sun constantly, and if I debadged my 2002 5 years after buying it and it was perfect, he'll be fine.

+1
I debaged my car about 3-4months ago, it looks great. A creditcard also works on the adhesive.

 

[Punks_Not_Dead5]

He won't have any ghosting. Today's paints don't fade like the paint of older cars. My car is parked on the street and gets plenty of sun constantly, and if I debadged my 2002 5 years after buying it and it was perfect, he'll be fine.

That's good to know. That's what was keeping me away from doing it was the paint fading.