i removed them and the driver side went perfect came out clean and everything but the passenger side one had like a glue or adhesive underneath
what should i do? goo gone for cars did not work lmk

 

goo gone or similar is good, but it takes time. Heat may also help soften it up a bit

 

ya i just need to get it off it kills me inside (s2000 owner insider) has anyone worked with 3m general adhesive remover a friend told me its safe to use on car finishes and it strong stuff.....don't know where to find it tho... i have checked auto zone, advance auto, walmart, target and ace hardware

 

i've heard someone else on here using that remover with no issues, but even then i think it took some time and heat..

 

Simply heat the badges with a heat gun, and wait till the glue softens and then remove the badge. As simple as that.

 

Try using a clay bar with quick detailer spray.

 

I used 3m adhesive remover and a hair dryer.

 

3m magic eraser

 

This is all you need my friend, some heat. Let the car sit in the sun all day on a nice hot day and it will wipe right off.

Also, this very topic cam up just a few weeks ago, so please search next time.

 

where can i buy 3m general adhesive remover and or 3m magic eraser and sorry ill search next time

 

any auto store should have them. If not there maybe home depot or lowes?

 

Many auto parts stores do not carry allot of the 3m stuff.

Please dont use a magic eraser. You will need to buff and wax after and it's just not needed. If you would just take my advise you will see the adhesive will come off very easily with heat, soap and water.

 

the search button is ur friend...

https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...ighlight=badge

 

This stuff works good, spray it, let it soak for awhile, repeat if necessary.

http://www.superiorcarcare.net/stonxenincle.html

 

 

did that come free with vaseline and a box of tissues??

 

KY Jelly actually, they had the whole package for 15% off in the clearance rack at target (you guys may not even have target in new zealand lol)

 

Use a product called bug and tar remover. It works great for that kind of stuff and also will not harm your paint. Just dab in on the glue spot and let it sit for a couple mins then rub off with towel and a little elbow grease.

 

all i did was let my car sit in the sun then i rolled the glue off with my thumb it worked but took some time

 

kk ill try a couple things and keep everyone posted but i want to make it clear its not the oem adhesive its like a super glue or a hot glue i dont know what this guy did

 

BRAKE CLEAN. DO it quick. Then you gotta clean the area real good and polish it up. Works great!!! Doesn't eat the paint if you do it with some quickness and then clean it up right away. I've done my car and seen other cars done too.