What he said! If it's warm were you are, it should come of relatively easy!Ross said:Just realized your pic looks almost like a sticker. If it is, just minus the blow torch. A fingernail to get it started, a plastic squeegie, and some goo-gone should do the trick.
That's called miscommunication. Obviously nobody told the guy who prepped your car not to. Did you say anything to your salesman, who may one day want you to come back?eviljack said:I told the dealer not to put the sticker on. And if they had to, put it on the window. But now they put it on the body.
Ross said:In the DE Scikotics we use a blow torch and a plastic squeegie to debadge our vehicles....
We're the Scikotics, oh we've got cajones alright.Geezer said:...I think the blowtorch method would take blind faith and enormous cajones.
Ross said:Ross said:In the DE Scikotics we use a blow torch and a plastic squeegie to debadge our vehicles....We're the Scikotics, oh we've got cajones alright.Geezer said:...I think the blowtorch method would take blind faith and enormous cajones.
Even more reason to be careful with the blowtorch.Ross said:Ross said:In the DE Scikotics we use a blow torch and a plastic squeegie to debadge our vehicles....We're the Scikotics, oh we've got cajones alright.Geezer said:...I think the blowtorch method would take blind faith and enormous cajones.