Removing badges
#1
#4
The RAM on the grille is sank and snapped on as well. Everything else is glued on. Best way to remove them is get the glue warm with a hair dryer, then use a few strings of fishing line (or a bunch of floss) and get behind to pull. Plenty of folks have used a screw driver to pry them off, but I've seen a few scratches from that method when they weren't careful. After they're off, use some Goop-Off or WD-40 to remove the rest of the glue.
#6
To safely remove badges:
(front & rear badges are counter sunk, and have holes behind them)
Use 20lb rated fishing line called "Berkley FIRELINE"
1) Cut yourself a piece about 2ft in length
(be careful applying heat to new painted surfaces)
2) Place fishing line at the 12 o`clock position
3) Use a sawing motion while pulling downward
4) Once badge(s) removed, rub glue off with liquid glue remover
5) Wash area with DAWN dish detergent, apply couple coats of good cleaner wax
(front & rear badges are counter sunk, and have holes behind them)
Use 20lb rated fishing line called "Berkley FIRELINE"
1) Cut yourself a piece about 2ft in length
(be careful applying heat to new painted surfaces)
2) Place fishing line at the 12 o`clock position
3) Use a sawing motion while pulling downward
4) Once badge(s) removed, rub glue off with liquid glue remover
5) Wash area with DAWN dish detergent, apply couple coats of good cleaner wax
#7