debadging
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blueandy
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Didn't know if anyone did debadging this way so i figured i would slap it up here. What i do is grab a long line of fishing line, wrap around one finger on each hand, and make a ever so slight sawing motion. Then i rub the excess black crap off the paint very carefully. You can you a degreaser to but i would look at the warning labels first. Sorry if this is already posted from way back, just trying to help make hondas clean in st louis.
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Silver Knight
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that's how your supposed to do it...blueandy;231348 wrote:Didn't know if anyone did debadging this way so i figured i would slap it up here. What i do is grab a long line of fishing line, wrap around one finger on each hand, and make a ever so slight sawing motion. Then i rub the excess black crap off the paint very carefully. You can you a degreaser to but i would look at the warning labels first. Sorry if this is already posted from way back, just trying to help make hondas clean in st louis.
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Rich
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acrosolve will work best if you cant find that theres 3m adhesive remover.
if you can find that then theres goo gone and other citrus based adhesive removers.
It helps if the badges are at least warm. But spray it on and fishing line will work fine. I used the goo gone tool once and I definitely had to buff the paint afterwards... so use fishing line for small badges though a license plate insert always worked well for bigger badges oddly enough lol
if you can find that then theres goo gone and other citrus based adhesive removers.
It helps if the badges are at least warm. But spray it on and fishing line will work fine. I used the goo gone tool once and I definitely had to buff the paint afterwards... so use fishing line for small badges though a license plate insert always worked well for bigger badges oddly enough lol
2008 Chevy Slobalt
Understeer is when you hit the wall with the front of the car and oversteer is when you hit the wall with the rear of the car.
Horsepower is how fast you hit the wall, torque is how far you take the wall with you.
Hope this helps
Yes I own 2 slow red chick cars & 1 real car!
Understeer is when you hit the wall with the front of the car and oversteer is when you hit the wall with the rear of the car.
Horsepower is how fast you hit the wall, torque is how far you take the wall with you.
Hope this helps
Yes I own 2 slow red chick cars & 1 real car!
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FTS EVO
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Yep thats the professional way to do it but not everyone has those tools, but if anyone on here would like to stop by the shop we could help you out with this :hello:Pike Honda;234687 wrote:well we use a puddy knife to brake it from the 2 sided tape then we have a power tool that has a attachment that is rubber and it like a eraser and it takes it all right off in like 30 seconds or less