Remove "lx" emblew
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Remove "lx" emblew
Hi all, I remove the "lx" emblew by using dryer as most of the people recommened. But, maybe i didn't do it right. I leave a thin layer of those sticky thing on the surface which i couldn't peel off. Any suggesting to clean that area?
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From: OH
Get some "Goo-gone", or WD-40 will also work. Just make sure you don't use anything abrasive, and after using any products clean thoroughly, and wax the area.
I used Goo-gone, worked fine. Got mine at Home Depot.
I used Goo-gone, worked fine. Got mine at Home Depot.
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Originally Posted by jschmid
Get some "Goo-gone", or WD-40 will also work. Just make sure you don't use anything abrasive, and after using any products clean thoroughly, and wax the area.
I used Goo-gone, worked fine. Got mine at Home Depot.
I used Goo-gone, worked fine. Got mine at Home Depot.
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From: glass case of emotion
Originally Posted by lk21joker
i used alcohol first, then i used acetone. The it left a shadow on the paint, then i wax it a couple times, woosh...gone.
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From: Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeetroit
Originally Posted by takume
wait, u mean after i use goo-gone or wd-40, i need to wash( just some water, i guess) and wax right away?
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From: Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeetroit
Originally Posted by e3NiNe
won't the alcohol destroy your clear coat? :eh: that's like wiping your car with a brillo pad.
h: Which is actually a surprisingly handy tool in cleaning chromed and aluminum surfaces (ie exhausts and my Coupe door sills)