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Here's a quick Do it yourself removal of the "civic" badge. Things that you need are Dental floss, Cotton Balls and Alcohol. Using a long thread of dental floss, insert it between the emblem and trunk. Using a hair blow dryer, heat up the adhesive thats hold the emblem. Finally, Use a cotton balls and add a little bit of the alcohol to remove the resudue left over.
Before: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Using a long thread of dental floss, insert it between the emblem and trunk ![]() Using a hair blow dryer, heat up the adhesive thats hold the emblem. ![]() ![]() Finally, Use a cotton balls and add a little bit of the alcohol to remove the resudue left over.
Last edited by ayenoc; 04-21-2007 at 11:00 PM. |
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that was the whole point of the cottonballs and rubbing alcohol. |
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btw, I removed my badge with only a hair dryer, and there was no left over residue. just pried it off with my fingers. i dont think floss is needed. |
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