LS1tones

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Anyone know how to get them off without hurting the paint.

The dealer that had it put thier name and logo on with a sticker type decal, I want it off but I dont want to scratch the paint of course. um.. I will post a picture if I can figure out how.

TORCHD 02 TA

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use goo gone.. NOT GOOF OFF.. goo gone will take all the sticky **** right off

z28_n_tx

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you can use a heat gun, it should make it alot easiser to peal off.

smg267

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I just peeled mine off with my finger nails and used a little goo gone, or nail polish remover to get the residue off. Make sure to wipe all the area clean when you are done. TAKE THAT LUCAS CHEVY!

TORCHD 02 TA

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LOL i tried to bargin with the dealer to pay me to advertise the guy said "let me talk to the manager'' LOL

nofearracing28

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a hair dryer works too, then rub the glue stuff with your thumb. Heat up as needed.

Splitz

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WANARUNM

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dish soap and a thumb nail.... maybe a hair dryer to

TORK?

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they make a little eraser wheel that goes on a drill. they use them at bodyshops. they should have them at an autoparts store. if not, the local paint shop will def have them

AllShowNoGo

I use a razor and some laquer(sp?) thinner at work, and it works just fine. Just wipe off the laquer(sp?) thinner right away so it doesnt wreck your paint.

BAD ASS TA WS6

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We use the eraser with a drill as mentioned above. Thing is the ****!

Otherwise, heat gun first, and peal away.

If the sticker has been there awhile, you may want to buff that section with some auction prep or the like.... It's going to leave a mark.


First thing I said when I bought my car... NO dealer sticker! Rat bastards

Kman

Heat Gun. Go over it and pull the sticker up. If glue stays on the car, heat the sticker longer and try again.

Magnet

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i wouldnt put nail polish remover on it IMO

SweeTbone

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Hair dryer/ heat gun and fingernail if it's a decal. Some higher end dealers use emblems. Don't be suprised if you find something underneath it too. I've seen many a time where sneaky *** dealers are hiding a scratch or blemish and slap their crappy *** logo right on top of it to cover it up. Usually THEM pulling off the PREVIOUS dealers logo and doing it wrong, f*cking up the paint, and slapping theirs on.