Any product that will take off Badge Glue?

[hasher22]

Hey guys,

Im updating my car again as im giving it to my bro so i can either get a Hyundai Tiburon or a Holden Coupe

I live in an appartment and theres no damn power points to plug in a hair dryer into. I want to remove all the badges off my car. This is fairly easy for me to remove but the black glue still remains and without heat i suspect it will be very difficult to remove without heat.

Ive been re-searchin on the net about any products that will remove the black glue from the badges to loosen it up or whatever. Is there such a product?

Thanks!

[YarisSedan]

I just wait till a really hot day. And then peel them off and most of the glue comes off with it.

Whatever residue is left there is a product called goof off. ALso 3M makes a product specifically for the glue residue.

[staticorex]

Goo-off, goo-be-gone, goo-goo-gone... all good ^+1. :p

[thebarber]

goo gone or wd40

but leave it in the sun for a couple hours and the badges and glue will almost come off themselves....

[supmet]

but leave it in the sun for a couple hours and the badges and glue will almost come off themselves....

Or you can use a hair dryer or a space heater on a cloudy day

[mrbond]

Windex worked just fine for me.

[hasher22]

hey guys,

thanks for the replies! :) forgot how helpful this forum was! LOL

I used eucalyptus oil......worked like a charm :)

[ROCKLAND TOYOTA]

Whatever residue is left there is a product called goof off. ALso 3M makes a product specifically for the glue residue.

3M stuff is actually pretty good. takes some time and tedious but works and doesn't scratch.

[staticorex]

I used eucalyptus oil......worked like a charm :)

That's a new one. :thumbup: