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I'm looking to remove the "CIVIC" logo from my 2010 EX Coupe to give the back more of a symmetrical/balanced look. Any suggestions on what to use to get it off and then to clean up the residue left behind?

thanks!

 
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Dental floss and goo gone, followed by a good wax.

 
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except if the whole sticky part gets left on the paint and you have to spend an hour picking at it lol. on a new car tho i imagine it should come off much easier. fishing line also works and wont break as easily.

 
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Yeah, I figure it can't be that bad under there since it's still new. I work next to a body shop that's going to compound out some real minor surface scratches for free. They'll buff the car too, so the spot where the decal was should be perfectly clean.

Thanks for the advice- I'll be doing that this weekend...

 
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Sell your emblem to me... I will send you cash.

 
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Goo gone does wonders

 
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if you take off the glue and still have a mark, try some meguiars ultimate compound. it will blend everything together and remove any outline from the glue. then put wax.

 
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i have a 05 civic lx and would like to do that same, but some people say there are holes or can i just use floss and bug and tar remover to get residue from the civic and lx part off?

 
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Use Goo Gone to remove residue, and the only badge that leaves holes is the Honda Emblem

 
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Heat gun

 
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alright sounds good, To get the dealership sticker off i sprayed goo gone under the emblem and used fishing line or floss and took it off, then got the residue off...same thing

 
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only the H has holes

 
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and only the D's have....
Well, you get the picture