Just wondering what the easiest way to debadge is? Want to get rid of the stealer plaque.

Heres what works for me, If it's vinyl, just use your fingernail and some IPA, but if its metal, dental floss works good. Take the dental floss and work it back and forth between the emblem and the car. This cuts the 3M tape. Then use bug and tar remover to take off the 3M tape glue residue. Follow this by wiping down the area with IPA to get off the bug/tar remover solvents. Lastly, put on a good coat or two of wax.

Heres what works for me, If it's vinyl, just use your fingernail and some IPA, but if its metal, dental floss works good. Take the dental floss and work it back and forth between the emblem and the car. This cuts the 3M tape. Then use bug and tar remover to take off the 3M tape glue residue. Follow this by wiping down the area with IPA to get off the bug/tar remover solvents. Lastly, put on a good coat or two of wax.

excellent advice!!!!!

yeah ..the dental floss is a good idea...If you have a dealer sticker that needs to be removed use a hair dryer or heat gun, just be careful you dont burn the paint. you just want to get the sticker good and warm...NOT so hot that it bubbles off. the sticker will easily peel off.

I debadge, then rebadged with one I had left over from the Bonne. And I DON'T care what anyone says because it's my car and I like it!!!!!! :p

http://memimage.cardomain.net/member_images/7/web/2131000-2131999/2131632_38_full.jpg

Just be careful in case pontiac ever DOES release a GXP.

Other than that, it looks cute :).

... I have always just used a hair dryer and then followed up with some "Go Gone" and then wax ... works wonder for everything I have ever needed ;)

Just popped mine off with one of those plastic tinting tools.

http://img150.imageshack.us/img150/5100/badgesyu1.jpg

Apparently I need to clean my rims.

[QUOTE=Subtle_Cynicism]Just be careful in case pontiac ever DOES release a GXP.

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Is this guy a prophet?! I've seen one :)