So i was allowed to remove the numbers & letters, no emblem..yet. I used this plastic utility tool set from Autozone to scrape the adhesive. Also @ the Zone was the 3M adhesive remover in a spray can. Took about 90 mins.

 

Good Job, looks clean!

 

looks good. lots of discussion on here about various options for debadging.

what do you mean "i was allowed to remove the numbers & letters,..."? is there a rule in the lease papers if you are leasing? if it's your car why wouldn't you be allowed?

 

Looks awesome, I was thinking of just having the badge on mine, i have a blue slate g37 too so that looks clean, quick question what did you do to the tail lights? Aka the product and all that? Thank you

 

I think you forgot one....

 

to canuck. it's wifeys new ride.
i popped the tails, took them to the body shop, wet sanded, clear coat & black lacquer mix. 150 bucks for both. Very minor ghosting from the badges, i'll let my detail guy handle it.

 

Should look into 3M eraser wheel, not a lot of guys know about. Full debadge in 15-20 min.

 

Looks clean! DIY jobs are the best rewarding feeling.

 

Debadge = Stop smoking crack and leave your emblems on.

 

^^^^Yes!!!

 

No heat necessary??

 

what do you mean "i was allowed to remove the numbers & letters,..."? is there a rule in the lease papers if you are leasing? if it's your car why wouldn't you be allowed?

No but if its a lease and you remove them and don't put them back it'll cost you 90$ when you turn it in.

 

Turned out nice.

 

You crap on every debadge thread that gets started, we get the fact that you don't like it. Nobody cares Too bad the Thunderdome idea got nixed.

 

The debadging may not be the problem here; it’s those smoked tails that look illegal to me. But I guess nobody cares about that either.