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19100, Front Mitsu emblem removal Posted by 98EclipseGirl, Apr-06-02 09:25 AM
How should I go about getting the emblem off the front of my car. Should I use a heatgun, or just pry it off? Also, what can I expect underneath . . . will the paint be messed up or will there br any gummy residue to remove? Thanks.
 Jen 98 Eclipse RS modified air box clear side markers w/ blue bulbs GS-T muffler - it's a start :) I need a new pic!!!
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19101, RE: Front Mitsu emblem removal Posted by vegasdsmr, Apr-06-02 10:08 AM
heat will help, and ya there may be sum adhesive (sticky crap) chillen.. u can use goo gone, or nail polish remover, and a lil elbow grease...
good luck
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19102, RE: Front Mitsu emblem removal Posted by Mattcky2k, Apr-06-02 04:32 PM
i've taken mine off before by just prying it off it didn't hurt anything but i put mine right back on becuse underneath is the indention of the mitsu symbol
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19103, RE: Front Mitsu emblem removal Posted by iron Mike, Apr-07-02 01:31 AM
since were on the topic of removing stuff....how did you all remove you stickers on the back...the Mitsubishi and GS/RS ??
i want to take mine of but i dont want to harm the paint..and tips would be great Thanks
________________________________________________________ Aem cai 17" Enkei's *next: cat-back new suspension
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19104, RE: Front Mitsu emblem removal Posted by Slow_GSX, Apr-07-02 05:05 AM
To remove the stickers on the back:
- heat the decal with a hair dryer - peel away decal - clean up the gummy stuff with Bug & Tar Remover
No damage or anything to the paint, you will be happy.
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19105, RE: Front Mitsu emblem removal Posted by iron Mike, Apr-07-02 06:06 AM
Thanks! ________________________________________________________ Aem cai 17" Enkei's Pioneer deh-p740mp w/ kenwood 6x9's *next: cat-back suspension
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19106, RE: Front Mitsu emblem removal Posted by Mattcky2k, Apr-07-02 08:12 AM
an easier way would be to go to a car wash and hold the high pressure water up to it. i did it and they came off in like 3 seconds
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