Debadgers Beware!
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I finally got around to taking off the LEXUS and GS 300 badges today and after spending about an hour rubbing off the adhesive I'm starting to think that the lines on top of where the badges were is cracked paint and rust... My GS is going on 12 years old so i guess 12 years of dirt and crap ate through the paint. I certainly hope I'm wrong since I broke the badges while taking them off.
Anyone who has done this before and encountered the same issue please give feedback!!!
Anyone who has done this before and encountered the same issue please give feedback!!!
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My trunk is the same as yours, basically I have to Repaint my trunk. I heated my trunk to wear some white foamy stuff was oozing out the badges and now I have primered lines where the Lexus and gs300 were.
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this happened to me when I was debading my old 99 acura cl, minus the rust but the paint started chipping
all I did was put the badges back on and never worried about it again
all I did was put the badges back on and never worried about it again
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i thought about removing my badges but i was worried that the paint would have faded around the emblems. took the stickers off the side of my F150 & found that sometimes at certain angles, i can still see the design. even after my brother buffed the hell out of the truck for me.