Debadging and rebadging......
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That's a lot of Glue. I used terry cloth and whole bottle of goo gone. Took time and rubbed, changing places on the towel frequently. No scratches.
And that was just the letters. I may go for the Fuji logo but I will need another bottle....of goo gone.
And that was just the letters. I may go for the Fuji logo but I will need another bottle....of goo gone.
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He guys just debadged and rebadged my car last night. Not sure if it was Max or not who said to use a hair dryer and then use fishing line. But that's how I did mine and the letters and G37S came off easy, fishing line cut through it like butter. The mount Fuji was more of a pain, not that it was hard but because it took so long. Sprayed some turtle wax bug tar remover that comes in a 12oz. spray can on the remaining adhesive that didn't roll into a ball. No scratches from what I could tell, I will look at it in the morning to make sure. I will post up pics on another post as soon as I can figure out how to load them onto a message and not as an attachment. Laterz.
-Mike
-Mike
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Thanks for posting this! I just finished rebadging mine using the instructions and it worked like a charm. I have a few minor scratches that I could see if I looked really hard. Mine is AG. I waxed with Zaino's and it helped alot. Check it out! I love it. I don't want to hear no crap about leaving my Mt. Fuiji on because I wanted to leave it.
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