06.ss.sedan

When I bought my car it came with the dealership badge on it and of course without thinking much I just pulled it off. Now Im left with a couple inch long white foam stuff that was left behind. So if anyone knows a easy, safe, and painless way of getting it off, please let me know!! Thanks

redcobalt07

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goo gone

Lapila82

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Agh. Beat me to it!

You should wax it too when you're done, just because it's freshly exposed.

troyss

Take an hair dryer to it first and push away with finger when it's hot then use goo gone for or opps to get the little stuff off

06.ss.sedan

Thanks guys

metzO7

mineral spirits on a rag dab a little on the rag rub on the foam and it will loosen the adhesive wipe off with clean towel repeat as necessary till gone have done this many times with out any damage to the paint just don't get carried away with it

TommyP

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at work we use a pressure washer, then some goo gone to get the left over residue. I HATE those thick dealer badges, the vinyl ones are much better.

Powell Race Parts

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troof x 236804394875754

CavalryTurbo

Lighter fluid. No ****.

dakotaspeir

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wd-40 and some rubbing with a micro fiber

ChevelleGrl

automotive safe goo gone.. will need to spend some time with it.. but it works..

windsorSS

Get a hair dryer, keep the heat on it, then take nylon fishing line and slowly slide it back and forth behind the foam (Easier if the badge is still attached), once you got it off. Use automotive safe goo gone (no citric acid base is what to look for). Then make sure to wax the crap out of it.

ChevelleGrl

THIS! exactly what i did to mine.. works great

LS6Rally

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you can use gasoline if you already have some, no matter what you use you should wash the area afterwards and wax the area like said above.

aerojt

Goo Gone Gel I have found clings better and removes easier. Just my.02 though.

Omiotek

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dupont 3812 over everything.