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kl_237 01-19-2006 10:38 PM

SLE/SSEi badges
 
Just a quick question:

Is it only double-sided tape holding the side badges to the doors or are they stamped on like older cars?

I've been toying with the idea of removing them for a cleaner look and was curious if anyone had done this already...

Thanks guys!

Gumball 01-19-2006 10:41 PM

they are taped/glued on. try a hair dryer to remove.
a heat gun may get to hot be careful

kl_237 01-19-2006 10:45 PM

Perfect thanks!

A little soap and hot water should take care of any leftover glue right? Nothing to worry about, I assume.

1993 SLE 01-19-2006 10:46 PM


Originally Posted by kl_237
Perfect thanks!

A little soap and hot water should take care of any leftover glue right? Nothing to worry about, I assume.

just be sure to wax the area after your done

willwren 01-19-2006 10:55 PM

Try dental floss to remove the badge. The 'Goof Off' to remove the residue. ;)

gm4life 01-19-2006 11:02 PM

Why are you debadging the SLE? It is a wonderful looking car from the sig pic I can see it is in great shape. *You have great taste in cars...* Good luck, heat it up, try so floss, the wax well after removing. I did the a similar to a dealer sticker on mine in July she came of so easy.

kl_237 01-19-2006 11:20 PM


Originally Posted by gm4life
Why are you debadging the SLE? It is a wonderful looking car from the sig pic I can see it is in great shape. *You have great taste in cars...* Good luck, heat it up, try so floss, the wax well after removing. I did the a similar to a dealer sticker on mine in July she came of so easy.

Eh, I like the clean look. 8)

Anyway thanks for the compliment; I try to keep it in as good of shape as possible, keep it in the garage/away from cars in parking lots etc. I have a few other subtle things in mind like exhaust tips, but no big changes to the exterior. Sure could use about a 1" drop. :roll:

Of course, we all have great taste in cars don't we? :lol:

BillBoost37 01-20-2006 08:21 AM


Originally Posted by willwren
Try dental floss to remove the badge. The 'Goof Off' to remove the residue. ;)

NEVER use goof off on paint. Use goo gone. Goof off will dull and strip horribly. Goo Gone does the same w/o harning the paint.

turkaloo 01-20-2006 08:30 AM


Originally Posted by BillBoost37

Originally Posted by willwren
Try dental floss to remove the badge. The 'Goof Off' to remove the residue. ;)

NEVER use goof off on paint. Use goo gone. Goof off will dull and strip horribly. Goo Gone does the same w/o harning the paint.

I'd be affraid to use either. I'd just use a good wax with a cleaner already in it.

BillBoost37 01-20-2006 09:49 AM

I've proven Goo Gone on tons of stuff that is weaker than the paint on our cars. And on my car..(darn dealer stickers)


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