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Old Mar 17, 2004
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removing emblems look fast

i have searched and i see how you get the decals off but i couldn't find what to use to get that double sided tape off my car where the emblems used to be. what did you guys use. reply fast cause i am in the process right now
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i don't have any goo-gone so what else works??
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anyone???
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I always use a heat gun to take stickers off. I don't know if it will remove the sticky stuff, but if you use it to begin with, it works great.
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goo off...or blowdryer
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take a semi-thin piece of cloth and a screwdriver
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i used a credit card to peal off my stock pin stripe, works good, doesnt stratch the paint and gets the job done.......
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goo gone/off will only damage your clear coat and paint.

be natural, use your nails... make sure your hands are clean. use a little warm water, not hot water.
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Googone should be fine, just wax the area after. You probably don't have this, but Meguiar's clear coat body scrub is safe for paint and removes just about anything.
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3m adhesive remover. Goo gone has been known to discolor paint.
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Any kind of adhesive remover. Just wash the car afterwards.
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Originally posted by AR
goo gone/off will only damage your clear coat and paint.

be natural, use your nails... make sure your hands are clean. use a little warm water, not hot water.
That is very incorrect, I used goo gone and it hurt nothing at all
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this buffer thing my body shop had
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Your kidding,right? I would used some Automotive clear coat paint cleaner. It's gonna take a while depending on how long the emblems were on the car. Dont forget to apply some wax after your done. Worked for me.

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take a semi-thin piece of cloth and a screwdriver
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Hey Meguiars, I know this is off topic, but how do you like the Tech Wax? I'm thinking about trying it. I have been using the gold class for a while. Do you think the Tech Wax is better? Thanks bro

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i concur w/ ar it will damage your clear coat ant paint i won't do it
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it took me about a whole week just peeling, spraying water, and letting it dry. came off like a charm. it was long but it worked great! i see people around town with tape still on their car...its kinda funny...
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