I think this is the preffered method of de-badging your Versa. Its really easy to do and you don't have to worry about it scratching your car.led hed wrote:use fishing line behind the emblem and 'saw' thru it slowly. let it sit in the sun or use a hairdryer to heat the glue up.
comes off no problem. even if you leave it sit in the sun, you can probably peel it off by hand.


Thought it was me!anthony870 wrote:please ignore the guy in the reflection. lol
casavieja wrote:I de-badged my Audi A4 and used a blow-dryer and dental floss.
Quick question - my Versa is an '07. Should it be okay to de-badge or do you think that the paint will have faded to a point where I will now see the outlines of the the old badges?
Thanks
PAUL
Hey - I was just admiring you car. It is garage kept - but out in the sun during the day. We live in Sacramento, so it is very sunny. The A4 is much more babied. I will remove one letter and see what it looks like - I can always put it back. Thanks for the input.NODES wrote:casavieja wrote:I de-badged my Audi A4 and used a blow-dryer and dental floss.
Quick question - my Versa is an '07. Should it be okay to de-badge or do you think that the paint will have faded to a point where I will now see the outlines of the the old badges?
Thanks
PAUL
do you live in a sunny environment? is the car garage kept?

