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Ok i want to remove the rear badges from my and i dont want to scratch the paint whats the best way? And yes im a noob to this. Thanks in advance.

 
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finger or plastic ruler

 
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Its just held on by some glue? Will it come off easy?

 
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yea.. pull it of.. take ur time,. ull need some adhesive removers

 
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Think Goo Gone or Goof Off, plenty other products out there that do the same thing and are safe for paint.

 
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I went out and went to take off the H badge and it had some holes in the trunk for it. Is the "civic" one the same or is it just glue.

well i just removed the "civic" badge came off easy and looks great thanks for the help.

 
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the "H" isnt just glued on??? i though it was...

 
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no i recently took all the emblems off the back and was very dissapointed when i saw that there was 2 plastic pieces behind the "H" that the emblem clips into

 
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mine isnt when i went to take it off on the bottem saw two prongs that went it to two clip like holes in the trunk lid.

 
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you can use fishing line

 
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wow you must be extremely extremely bad at searching

http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=155287

 
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Just for the record im terrible at searching. But i honeslty did search and didnt see it.

 
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that alright, its in the DIY exterior section

 
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Don't worry too much... i've searched acouple times for things and wasted countless hours reading sometimes without finding good answers.

Sometimes the best threads are the older ones.... cause our generation of civics have been put through the loops by everyone on here... the better discussions have mostly been had. It's just hard to find them sometimes.

I think maybe some reorganizing should be done maybe.

 
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search engines on forums S()CK

 
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The DIY says to use a screwdriver and a soft towel to cover it.. I used floss and a Blow Dryer to heat up the clue.. works good for me.. no scratches on mine. . also goof off is good to remove the excess glue left over

 
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I used a heat gun and putty knife with duct tape around it.

 
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Hair dryer, floss, and some Turtle Wax Bug and Tar remover.

 
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I used one of my daughters plastic play shovels and it worked really well. There is no scratches and no glue is left.

 
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use the snow scraper!! hehehe.. workd for me