help with debadge?

[nitram0i]

what do you guys think is the easiest way to debadge the back?

[chiapetchua01]

just wait for a warm day and use flossuse goo be gone after to clean it up

simple as thattakes maybe 2 minutes?

[Blackmobile]

dental floss and a hot hair dryer or a heat gun. then use goo-gone to get rid of the residue left over, then wax the spot

[Ricko]

Use a Hair dryer or let them heat up from the sun. Dental floss or low test fishing line. An alternative to Goo-gone is a pencil eraser!

[gearhead05]

takes maybe 2 minutes?

Really? I must've done it wrong then, took me like an hour :P But I was being really carful not to scratch the car because there was dirt and stuff under the badges.

[Blackmobile]

took me about 10 minutes without a hairdryer, i just had the rear of the car facing the sun for a while to get the glue warm and melty

[DaCoupe]

Took me like 2-4 minutes with tooth floss, no special heating or positioning of the car needed, although the floss is actual pretty sharp when you put a lot of force on it. I learned that the hard way when it cut deep through my finger like a knife through butter, who would have thought.

[Truerocket11]

for me, i did it because i was bored at 1AM in the morning earlier lol, got some fishing line(dental floss works), heated up the badges with a hair dryer, used the line to cut the badges off and surprisingly most of the adhesive came off with the badge. Then i used goo-gone and a microfiber towel and flushed all the noticable adhesive left over...Took about 5minutes.

[XXplosive990]

floss, and goo be gone after, takes ten mins