I'm looking to debadge the INFINITI and G37 lettering on my OB G37 and I bought this Goo Gone Pro-Power. Would this be safe to apply to my vehicle??? I don't want it to take off the clear coat ...Thanks in advance!!!

 

Use goo gone automotive...do a search and you'll find a bunch of methods people have used.

 

YouTube - How To De-badge a Vehicle

 

What they said, but another tip from experience. Use a hair dryer and if you use goo gone or something similar, clean the paint with cleaner wax and re-coat of carnuba wax to protect the paint. Pics when you are done.

Or, add to the forum and post a do it yourself.

 

i used the goo gone pro power from the spray bottle to debadge mine it works fine. It saids clearcoat and automotive safe on the bottle i think.. o.o''

 

Just DO NOT DO NOT use gasoline

 

i used it on my debadge and it worked great

 

Yes, Goo Gone will work fine.... just give it a good wash and wax after.

 

Goo Gone is a safer than most. I've heard of people using 3M's Adhesive Remover and it stained the paint.

 

That's the first time in many years I've heard of 3M staining paint as its considered a 'safe' solvent...

 

WARNING "3M Adhesive & Wax remover" removes paint - MY350Z.COM Forums

Don't quote me on it. I've never used it myself.

 

goo gone is fine. i used it to debadge mine and it came out fine. like others have said, just make sure you wash and wax after.

 

Keep in mind the chemical resistance of the clearcoat comes into play here, as well as how aggressive the solvent being used is. The vast majority of clears, whether OEM or aftermarket (used in body shops) have poor to average chemical resistance. This is why gasoline stains many a motorcycle gas tank. A high quality clear will hold up to gas, wax and grease removers and DOT3.

 

more than 1 version of that product.