Badge Removal

[Jonny_EP3]

Soak the residue in the Goo-Gone and let it sit. It'll come off with a little patience.

Approximately how long would be best? When I initially tried, I had left it soak for about 10 minutes and had no result.

[NEO_FOLLOWER2]

Approximately how long would be best? When I initially tried, I had left it soak for about 10 minutes and had no result.

...you gotta scrub at it a little too
put a little elbow grease into it
it doesnt hurt to use some water also

just like wiping a table with a food stain that wont come out...

[Jonny_EP3]

...you gotta scrub at it a little too
put a little elbow grease into it
it doesnt hurt to use some water also

just like wiping a table with a food stain that wont come out...

I did. Very hard. Even tried several different towels -- all to no result. : (

[shanewdude]

You could try using a credit card or gift card to help scrape the goo off. Here's a link to pics of the process:
Click here for link to DIY on removing ivtec stickers and Civic badge.

[02ES1]

Did you use a hair dryer to heat up the residue and then put the goo gone on? You could also try some plastic razor blades and liquid caranuba with a microfiber towel. At the end of the day, time, car washes, and wax will get the last of whatever is stuck on there.

[NEO_FOLLOWER2]

Did you use a hair dryer to heat up the residue and then put the goo gone on? You could also try some plastic razor blades and liquid caranuba with a microfiber towel. At the end of the day, time, car washes, and wax will get the last of whatever is stuck on there.

oh well when i did mine it was like 100 degree weather in texas and my car was parked outside..in the sun
so it was prolly already heated up

i think heat is the best way