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Removing lines from badges/side skirts - 9/25/2006 9:37:26 PM   
samsonitus

 

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I removed my tahoe badges and side skirts and I can't seem to remove lines left behind. They're dark lines, I would guess from the accumilation of dirt/dust etc. Any suggestions to get these lines removed? Thanks for your time.
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RE: Removing lines from badges/side skirts - 10/11/2006 11:44:32 AM   
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Goo Gone or something to that effect, test it though on a spot that you cant see. I've used it many times and it works great, but you will probably need a lot of it.

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RE: Removing lines from badges/side skirts - 10/11/2006 6:47:57 PM   
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Start with a good wash. Clay bar the area then use a paint polish. Meguires makes good ones. Polish the area. It should/may remove the lines left behind.
If not, 3M makes a polishing wheel. Be careful to not burn the area. Once the offending material is gone, polish and wax.

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RE: Removing lines from badges/side skirts - 10/11/2006 7:45:01 PM   
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I did the same with my silverado. i scrubed w/ goo gone and all kinds of things. then the last time i took it to get washed (and detailed since i had a gift card) they were gone. so my sugestion would be to take it to a good auto wash and ask them to get it off.

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RE: Removing lines from badges/side skirts - 1/2/2007 8:49:49 PM   
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Start with a good wash. Clay bar the area then use a paint polish. Meguires makes good ones. Polish the area. It should/may remove the lines left behind.
If not, 3M makes a polishing wheel. Be careful to not burn the area. Once the offending material is gone, polish and wax.


I like Meguires as well.  Sometimes their Cleaner Wax is all that is needed.

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RE: Removing lines from badges/side skirts - 3/12/2007 1:05:17 AM   
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Take it for a good bath. Deep cleansing is what your car needs.

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RE: Removing lines from badges/side skirts - 3/20/2007 6:58:38 PM   
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Sticker Off is another good product. Soaked it in a cloth and the LS sticker just popped right off!

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