yesCarcass wrote:I was thinking of placing additional badges just behind each rear porthole window to break up the lines a bit...
Am I dope?
NNNNOOOOOOOOOO NEVER USE GOO GONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!NISMOT wrote:D-Floss and Goo Gone and blow dryer
NOOOOO GOOO GONEEEEEEEEEdimitrinassis001 wrote: You need a flat head screw driver, sandpaper, industrial adhesive remover and a paint repair kit.
1. First off you jam the screwdriver behind the badge and smack it with your palm. Be carful you don’t remove too much paint.
Just joking, all you need is waxed dental floss and you might need some goo gone. I didn’t. Make sure you take is easy with the floss and move it in sawing motion behind the badge with a little pressure. If there is anything left over on your trunk use the sticky part of the badge that you removed to take it off. It really sticks to its self. It’s better to leave it for a warm day or let the sun heat up your trunk.
And how exactly does it mess up your CC? Goo Gone is citrus base. Heck LA rain is more acidic than Goo GonePhEnoM78 wrote:
NNNNOOOOOOOOOO NEVER USE GOO GONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
that fs up ur clearcoat just use heat n fishing line n if theres sticky stuff use heat n ur finger lol
and look at his mod list they come like that....meraning his rims
Marisha is right, they came that way. XXR type 006 in Red. Surmanm had his OEM wheels painted to match his coupe. Might want to shoot him out an email or PM.blackteam02 wrote:Hey Dangeris.
Were you rims lips painted? how much it cost you, im think about having my lips painted to match(blue). Sick and tired of'em. Only thing is, i dont know how it will look, looks good in red tho'!
why did u leave the burger?blackteam02 wrote:I jus got it all off with dental floss and hair dryer...a'lil GOO-GONE too. but their is still a'lil "ghost" outline, how do i proceed??? the Nissan burger is still there tho'.
dimitrinassis001 wrote: You need a flat head screw driver, sandpaper, industrial adhesive remover and a paint repair kit.
1. First off you jam the screwdriver behind the badge and smack it with your palm. Be carful you don’t remove too much paint.
Just joking, all you need is waxed dental floss and you might need some goo gone. I didn’t. Make sure you take is easy with the floss and move it in sawing motion behind the badge with a little pressure. If there is anything left over on your trunk use the sticky part of the badge that you removed to take it off. It really sticks to its self. It’s better to leave it for a warm day or let the sun heat up your trunk.
dimitrinassis001 wrote: You need a flat head screw driver, sandpaper, industrial adhesive remover and a paint repair kit.