Removing rear inserts?
05-16-2007, 12:39 PM
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Removing rear inserts? Tried a search but it's like looking for a needle in a haystack...
I just got rear camaro inserts (from miffinbuster of course) to replace my existing ones, which are all discolored and basically falling apart. Problem is, they're the hard plasticy ones and I have no idea how to take them off without damaging the car. Any suggestions?
I just got rear camaro inserts (from miffinbuster of course) to replace my existing ones, which are all discolored and basically falling apart. Problem is, they're the hard plasticy ones and I have no idea how to take them off without damaging the car. Any suggestions?
05-16-2007, 12:59 PM
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Grab a hair dryer or heat gun and heat 'em up.
Find something that can get into that crevace. Like a flat-head screwdriver, and wrap the end in electrical tape or something (just 1 or 2 layers, nothing insane) and work that behind the emblem.
A water/soap solution in a spray bottle may help a bit too in loosening up the residue behind as you work the blow dryer over it.
Find something that can get into that crevace. Like a flat-head screwdriver, and wrap the end in electrical tape or something (just 1 or 2 layers, nothing insane) and work that behind the emblem.
A water/soap solution in a spray bottle may help a bit too in loosening up the residue behind as you work the blow dryer over it.
