ok i searched and could only find how to get the left over adhesive off. my question is on the 96-00 civic trunks on the "civic" and "ex" emblems is it jus adhesive that holds them on or are there holes behind them like there is on the "H" in the center?


sorry for the n00b question i just wanna make sure b4 i get into it.

 

not sure.theres holes on my 93 though

 

Isopropyl Alcohol and some rubbing works

 

just glue

 

only glue holds on the 'civic' and 'ex' badges. Floss helps to get them off, then a damp rag and lots of patience gets the goo off.

 

There is just adhesive. If there were holes you would see a whole lot fewer cars without the badges.

 

thanks guys jus wanted to make sure. i have this stuff called actrisole (sp?) that the dealership i work at uses as a all purpose solvent and we use it on the cars all the time works really well for bumper sticker adhesive and city stickers. i have also read that WD40 works well have anyone ever tried that?

 

screw all that, its called goo gone, its a orange oil that removes adheisives, first take a blow dryer or a heat gun and get most of it off, then the residue with the goo gone

 

I use a hair dryer and Goo Gone and brake cleaner (yes, it's safe, stop saying it's not if you've never used it on clearcoat).

 

wd40 works alright, i had a bunch of tar and other nasty stuff on my wheels and i used some Comet bleach to clean that off, which worked great...but i dont know how good that is for the paint on your car