How to "shave" LX emblem
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How to "shave" LX emblem
I did a search on DIY, but link is dead. anyone help me out to shave my 2k2 LX emblem off......(what clearner products I should use to make it clean)
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just take a blowdrier to the emblem you wanna shave.. then take floss and gently slide it behind the emblem.. after your done, take some WD-40 on a rag and wipe the sticky glue stuff off. once your done with that, just wax that area
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WD-40 was designed by a company contracted by NASA to design a waterproofing and lubricating agent to prevent ICBM's(inter continental Ballistic Missles) from rusing in their silo's.. the WD stands for Water Displacement... the 40 stands for the batch number that they finally got right [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
you can find it any hardware or auto supply store for about $3 a can.
you can find it any hardware or auto supply store for about $3 a can.
WD-40 is available at places like Wal-Mart, etc, and also at any auto parts store. It comes in a blue metal spray can with a yellow and blue logo that has WD-40 on it. It's supposedly an "all-purpose" thing that cleans, lubricates, etc. Runs you about $3 at the most.
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I did the blow dryer and WD-40 method and it worked fine for me.
I did the blow dryer and WD-40 method and it worked fine for me.
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