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Old 08-30-2011, 01:26 AM
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Trunk Chevy Bow tie

Quick question about the rear bow tie, can it be easily removed? I think the rear would look much better without it. Hoping I can just use a heat gun and get it off and it's not bolted on.

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Its glue as far as I know, don't get the dealership to do it.. they scratched the **** out of my car.

I regret telling them I was going to do it myself when I brought my car in for maintenance!!
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Originally Posted by Jib_LxA
Quick question about the rear bow tie, can it be easily removed? I think the rear would look much better without it. Hoping I can just use a heat gun and get it off and it's not bolted on.

Thanks in advance!
& Goo Gone for removing the adhesive.
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Alright, sweet. Thanks!
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All of the emblems except for the grille's bow tie are put on using adhesive. The bow tie in the grille has two retainers that need to be pulled using a 10mm wrench or socket.
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i used fishing line to pull mine off, then used my finger nail to take the rest of the stuff off, then a microfiber to get the residue off then a little wax after to clean it all up, no scratches or anything
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I used a hairdryer but be careful the glue will stick to you and burn the **** out of you lol And I just pulled off with my hand then used goo gone and it looked clean after I washed it
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Originally Posted by volsfan92
I used a hairdryer but be careful the glue will stick to you and burn the **** out of you lol And I just pulled off with my hand then used goo gone and it looked clean after I washed it
^^^yea watch out for that, it got me2
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Hairdryer works wonders. As for removing the residue.......i actually used WD-40 lol as it wont harm the clearcoat......not that goo gone would either. Whichever is available really
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use a heat gun and fishing line.
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Thank you for all the bow tie removing tips! in my case, i'm still enjoying my chevy truck parts bow tie.. no plan of removing it yet.
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