Hi I have a 91 accord and want to debage the accord emblem and trim emblem. I was just wondering, since my car is 16 years old, wouldnt the paint under the emblem be a lighter one than the paint around it since it wasnt exposed to all the sunlight.

This is keeping me from debadging my car, dont want white squares--dont plan on painting anytime soon also.

THANKS!

 

Well, yea.

 

pretty mych...

 

goo gone will actually take off some clear and paint...i used it when i debagded my civic...left some green paint on the towel...

 

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ok 2nd question, how noticeable would the shade be? My car is frost white, could i maybe wetsand the area very softly to dull it a little or blend in the already dulled paint?

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how mcuh of a different in shade was the paint under the badge and the paint around it?

 

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ok 2nd question, how noticeable would the shade be? My car is frost white, could i maybe wetsand the area very softly to dull it a little or blend in the already dulled paint?

how mcuh of a different in shade was the paint under the badge and the paint around it?


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it wasnt bad..car was a 96 civic and paint was still good...couldnt tell the differences

 

^^^The only way you will know is if you take it off. I wouldn't wet sand it unless you have experience in buffing and wetsanding cars. You will smack your self later haha. Any kind of goo gone or similar product should take off any residue that was left by or around the baddge and color match it pretty well. White is one of the easier colors to hide things like scratches and so on (unlike the oppsoite black) . Just keep it clean and use good wax (cleaner wax).

 

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thank you!

I guess I'll try.

If it looks m4d ghey, i can always stick those bastards back on ;p

 

Just leave the badges

And paint your bumpers!
haha I see your car at the Monday meets and yeah... The rims are painted well, just paint the bumper.

 

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And paint your bumpers!
haha I see your car at the Monday meets and yeah... The rims are painted well, just paint the bumper. </TD></TR></TABLE>

but i'll lose my PANDAnesssssssss

i saw your audi ahahah

 

I just used regular rubbing alcohol...

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otherwise, this sounds right. good luck.