getsum750

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Okay I got all the badges off of my trunk.I used hair dryer and fishing line and worked awesome.I used a plastic spoon to scrape most of the glue off and it didn't scratch the paint.After that i used a towel with rubbing alcohol to get most of the glue off.It took a lot of elbow grease but it worked fairly good.Okay Now to My problem...There seems to be some left over residue that I can't seem to get off.I know this isn't something new that hasn't been done before but just don't have a clue to what else I can use without destroying the paint??

Thanx for reading.Any suggestions to what I could use would be awesome thanx a lot..

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soggynoodles

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Try some bug and tar remover. Does the job very well.

blue04WRX

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i used goo gone... it worked great!

LOL_VTEC

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Heat and goo gone with a textured rag.

Guillermo

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Yeah, heat and goo gone will do it. That's what I used nd it's looking clean

getsum750

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Thanx alot so far the answer im getting alot is goo gone and bug and tar remover..Im gonna pick that up and see how they work thanx...

peterislazy

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Turtle Wax Bug n Tar Sap Remover crap, i used it and it worked great....it also leaves a deep wax shine...according to the label lol

stupidchicken03

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+another for goo gone

JourdanWithaU

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clay bar...

If there is a tiny amount of residue left a clay bar will be perfect. I had a similar situation when I debadged my car. I got most of the adhesive off, but in certain lights you could still see the outline of the letters. Spay on some detail spray and hit it with a clay bar. It will look like nothing was ever there.