Old badge or new, this is a step by step demonstration of how to properly remove your badge. You'll need the following items: String Rubbing Alchohol/Adhesive remover Cloth/towel/rag Plastic scraper (or fingernail)
Use a heat gun on the letters before using the string to pop the letters off, more of the adhesive will come off with each letter and make the second part a lil easier.
Thank You for taking the time to share this wonderful information with us all!!! Such valuable and useful information. Quick tip? So I "modified" ur instructions slightly. I live in Palm Springs where it has been 112 degrees everyday this month (give or take a few degrees). I put a car cover over my vehicle and let it sit out in the sun all day. The CHEVROLET letters? They practically slid right off when I took the clear nylon fishing string to them😊.....thrilled to pieces with the end result. 😊
Wrong! A rubber decal adhesive eraser drill attachment is the way to go. Heat the emblem, floss it off, use the rubber wheel attachment. I removed an emblem completely clean in five minutes today.
This is NOT how to do it. Heat the badges up first with a hair dryer moving it side to side then use dental floss to remove the badges. String will scratch the paint
Does anyone know if the logo on the back of the Hyundai Venue 2022/2023 is just put on this way or if it has a hole to hold it on? If like to debadge the back of my Hyundai Venue.
Peal them off and use goo gone. It’s sold everywhere, is oil based and works great to take the adhesive off and won’t damage the paint. Works great on windows too then use winded.
@@392Joel that’s why you use 70% IPA. Typically you only have issues with 99%. Which is why I was confused, not all alcohol is bad for paint, in fact it’s a necessity when cleaning a panel for a coating
These comments are bullshit. Keep your badge on that's the point. I bought the skeleton and didn't think I would stick it on the paint. I did. And it's cool as cool. Just stick it on the paint it's cool life is short if you don't stop and look around once in awhile you might just miss it
Use a heat gun on the letters before using the string to pop the letters off, more of the adhesive will come off with each letter and make the second part a lil easier.
Blow dryer will do wonders
And if you dont have a heat gun, a hair dryer works. 😅
@@jeanine0125and its not as intense
Some nail polish might help with glue residue
Thank You for taking the time to share this wonderful information with us all!!! Such valuable and useful information. Quick tip? So I "modified" ur instructions slightly. I live in Palm Springs where it has been 112 degrees everyday this month (give or take a few degrees). I put a car cover over my vehicle and let it sit out in the sun all day. The CHEVROLET letters? They practically slid right off when I took the clear nylon fishing string to them😊.....thrilled to pieces with the end result. 😊
Bro literally just teaching patience more than de badging 😂
Literally 😂
You can get a rubber toffee wheel for a drill that gets the glue off in an instant and leaves paint untouched
Cheers Owen Wilson
I'm grateful for you Fred because I have to get this ugly Carolina panthers 3D badge off of my car.😢
Goo gone man ..
Wrong! A rubber decal adhesive eraser drill attachment is the way to go. Heat the emblem, floss it off, use the rubber wheel attachment. I removed an emblem completely clean in five minutes today.
I think most people have dental floss rubbing alcohol and a rag in their house - simple
Not wrong, just different approach
This is NOT how to do it. Heat the badges up first with a hair dryer moving it side to side then use dental floss to remove the badges. String will scratch the paint
Now you have a Tigua
Or get some adhesive remover
Or use WD 40
Works like a charm 👌
instead of alcohol?
Definitely going to use this instead of striping off my clear coat with alcohol 😅
Yo, thanks for the WD40 suggestion !!
You da man
Does anyone know if the logo on the back of the Hyundai Venue 2022/2023 is just put on this way or if it has a hole to hold it on? If like to debadge the back of my Hyundai Venue.
How do I remove the shadow ?
Nice tigua
Nice Tigua
Thank you
Thank you.
How do you change to remove decals from vehicles? Thanks
Heat gun when it comes to anything sticky is the number one tool. A blow will work as well.
Peal them off and use goo gone. It’s sold everywhere, is oil based and works great to take the adhesive off and won’t damage the paint. Works great on windows too then use winded.
Alcohol is horrible for paint …
So are paper towels. 😁
How so
@@chrismancuso6436it removes the clear coat
@@392Joel that’s why you use 70% IPA. Typically you only have issues with 99%. Which is why I was confused, not all alcohol is bad for paint, in fact it’s a necessity when cleaning a panel for a coating
My car looks intact after using alcohol.
Great!
These comments are bullshit. Keep your badge on that's the point. I bought the skeleton and didn't think I would stick it on the paint. I did. And it's cool as cool. Just stick it on the paint it's cool life is short if you don't stop and look around once in awhile you might just miss it
How not to do it!
Don’t do this, just scraped the paint off my car using a string. F***
I can't believe he recommended string, you use dental floss, or fishing line !
get some goof off or sum for the glue don’t use alcohol
gua
Me: I got floss!!!
Go gone
Nice thanks