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How in the sam hell do you do it, much help would be appreciated. I tried doing a search on the site and the only thing I found was the DIY bad link. Thanx!

 
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i think shaving is a bad term for it. anywho you can use a hairdryer to heat them bad boys off and using some fishing line or brute force (your pick) to get them off. then use glue-gone or some variant (acetone for cheap-skates) to remove the tape.

 
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Thanx, how long does this normally take if I wanted to use a hairdryer?

 
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it depends on how cold it is outside. i say no more than 10/15min. oh yea i'm refering to the civic and ex/dx/ls/bx/gx..etc emblems. the trunk H is held in by screws

 
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thanx again, gonna keep the H symbol anyways, appreciate it.

 
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What about removing dealer decals? I've got a vinyl decal, and all the letters are separate pieces, not all on one.

 
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That was a pain, it rained one day and I decided to peel those off with my fingers.

 
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Hmm I got rid of the EX emblem but there is still some residue left.....any ideas or should I keep using WD40?

 
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do a search there are like 5topics on it

 
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step one of mequires 3 step clear cote protect wax works really well for removing dealer sticker goo and the civic/ badge goo. it also helps alot with bugs on the side mirrors and front bumber[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/IMG]

 
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My dad would never let me shave the emblems. When you think about it, you spent $4,000 more to get the EX model, the best civic for the year, and you're taking it off? It's like taking the Nike sign off a T-shirt.

 
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cuz u know if its a ex or not by first looking for a sunroof, looking at the handles, looking at the tires, looking at mirrors.....wow poeple must have pretty good eyesight at nite to see the lilttle ex and they must have speedvision on the highway

 
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Haha yeah, I'd just take them off