Question? How to remove the Lexus Emblems off my car?
07-26-01, 04:22 PM
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Re: XSUPERJOEX, INTELLEXUAL, 2SAVVY, DEXTER, HDDUECE
Originally posted by Mark
XSUPERJOEX, INTELLEXUAL, 2SAVVY, DEXTER, HDDUECE
THANKS FOR YOUR HELP. I MANNAGE TO GET THE “GS” “400” & THE “LEXUS” EMBLEM REMOVED TODAY. THE CAR LOOKS GREAT. MY DEALERSHIP WAS TRYING TO CHARGE ME $500 TO DO THE JOB. YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST.
XSUPERJOEX, INTELLEXUAL, 2SAVVY, DEXTER, HDDUECE
THANKS FOR YOUR HELP. I MANNAGE TO GET THE “GS” “400” & THE “LEXUS” EMBLEM REMOVED TODAY. THE CAR LOOKS GREAT. MY DEALERSHIP WAS TRYING TO CHARGE ME $500 TO DO THE JOB. YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST.
07-26-01, 04:59 PM
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Re: XSUPERJOEX, INTELLEXUAL, 2SAVVY, DEXTER, HDDUECE
Originally posted by Mark
MY DEALERSHIP WAS TRYING TO CHARGE ME $500 TO DO THE JOB. .
MY DEALERSHIP WAS TRYING TO CHARGE ME $500 TO DO THE JOB. .
07-26-01, 06:20 PM
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I love the Mr.Clean look as well. See me below.
We should all get together for an evening, put temp '300' badges on, and really scare some people when they try to mess.
Us
Them :eek:
Us 
Oh yeah, and try to take some digital pics of their faces as they inhale the exhaust fumes.
We should all get together for an evening, put temp '300' badges on, and really scare some people when they try to mess.
Us
Them :eek:
Us
Oh yeah, and try to take some digital pics of their faces as they inhale the exhaust fumes.
07-26-01, 09:08 PM
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i just removed mine five minutes ago. i think it's been said before but go slow and try and get as much of the old adhesive to come off along with the emblem. you can get tricked into taking the emblem off like i did real fast, in less than a minute. the dental floss thing works almost too good, i barely had to heat it at all. the thing is the faster you go the more adhesive stays on the car which is a real pain in the **** to get off. i remembered all of this after it was too late.
i should also note that i took the low tech approach to getting the old glue off and used plain old lighter fluid, the naphtha stuff, not the charcoal lighter (it's all i had laying around and didnt feel like going to home depot to get the 3m stuff) hey it worked though.
the key is to take your time.
i should also note that i took the low tech approach to getting the old glue off and used plain old lighter fluid, the naphtha stuff, not the charcoal lighter (it's all i had laying around and didnt feel like going to home depot to get the 3m stuff) hey it worked though.
the key is to take your time.
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