hondamonkey

I just wanted to know if anyone has removed the si logo from their si? what is left behind? Is it easy to remove?

RacerXI

Yes. It's only put on with 2-sided tape or a form of it.

Manolo

I removed the Civic EX from mine and it left some gooey stuff on it, what should I use to remove it?

99SlammedCivic

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a razor blade... don't scratch ur paint

Manolo

Razor blade is not working, and i already made a small scratch that got me burnt.

MikeD718

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try goo-gone

TheLiberator

it's really easy to do...just get a pack of floss and rip off a piece and slowly move it back and forth behind the logo and it will eventually come off. do NOT use a razor blade, it's very easy to scratch your paint with. remove the residue with a little goo gone or goof off, but make sure you wipe it clean immediatly after with some water, the goo gone or goof off could leave a slight mark if you let it soak in.

ejONE.mike

try rubbing compound. worked for me when i did it long time ago

THugluv423

Use a credit card to pick it off. Go too a body shop and have them use the eraser on it.

1995Ex_Sedan

Ahh don't ever use a razor blade. Thats horrible advice.

bunks99si

to remove emblems just get some floss and a hair dryer. move the hair dryer over the emblem and heat it up then take the floss and slide it under the emblem to take it off. get a plastic razorblade and some multi purpose cleaner to get whatever stuff is left, if any. or if you have goo gone, you can use that too.

the more you heat up the adhesive the easier it will come off.

sik94hatch

to remove that glue ****, try laquer thinner, or even nail polish remover.... just dont rub too hard

kkim

to remove the adhesive residue, wd-40 works well or paint thinner. Lacquer thinner might be too strong... nail polish remover is the same thing, I believe.

Kyles ej1

i use wd-40, it works good just remember to put some wax on it after

Del Souless

try using a blow dryer to heat up the compound then slowly scrape away at the emblem or stickers on your car. Then use some go be gone or some other compound to remove the residue. Works on my car no sol stickers at all except for the honda signs

JDMisGOOD

Heat gun,dental floss or some fishing line, and some adhesive remover.

8krdline

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easiest way to get it off

HATCHingMN

soak it with some HOT water the when it soften up, just peel it off. It will leave some some sticky gooey stuff left.....then use GOO GONE to clean it up!!
All done!!

Paperchaser

WTF Razor blade...y not a flathead screwdriver or a chisel & hammer

gloo gone, goof off, paint thinner all works just dont let it sit to long, rub fast to get it off

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Best Advice on here yet, I use it also because compound is very safe plus it shines you clear coat & it gets almost anything off ur whip
(buy heavy compound)

b e e

you can use a credit card to take off the emblem, and if there's any left sticky stuff, you can use "goo-gone" like everyone says or any adesive (sp.) remover. works like a charm!

y0y0

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someone stole mine.

greebler

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Goo Gone

WickidClown

yea use Goo-Gone.. that ***** awesome....whoever said to use a razor blade is an idiot. that only works on glass.

bunks99si

well using a metal razorblade is a really dumb idea, but using a plastic one is perfectly fine as long as you keep the area really well lubricated.

JDM00SI

who ever said using a razor is a dumb ***, i took off my civic badge...it left so much goo **** all over! i used goo gone....its not good enough. i microwaved a cup of water...made it extrememly hot....took a rag dipped it in hot water and started rubbing....after about 30 minutes of rubbing.... it clean and nice!