How to Remove Car Emblems

[@ChefDomH]

Also a great way to get rid of the awful dealership badges that they force on customers.

[@markpensmith7713]

ChefDomH. I was talking about those the other day. They send your car out with advertising and car damage by adding 3d emblems to them. If they paid me a yearly advertising fee I'd be cool w it. but they just fuck you into advertising.

[@tyroneburr]

I always thought they used license plates and VIN numbers...

[@markpensmith7713]

yeah. The license and Vin number don't identify a car. hey repo man...go grab a grey Mustang that has our symbol. Pick one. It doesn't matter it has our logo it must be the one we're looking for......dumb

[@KeenJT]

I'd tell them to remove the badge or i buy the car somewhere else - I can understand a sticker or plate border but a badge..make me shake my head whenever I see cars with them

[@Mr070499]

Mark Pensmith Yes, the vin number does identify the car

[@heavensahota8247]

No badge = weight reduction ftw

[@remotaurog]

+Heaven Sahota Yeah must do that,spare tire replaced by tire repair in a can,lol.

[@heavensahota8247]

"get a small coffee to much weight slows down my car"-Car Guy Priorities

[@samlung2724]

Take out all the gas, oil and tires for maximum weight reduction.

[@yaboikyleee]

Walking using your feet, ultimate weight reduction

[@gedztrez8814]

Drive in a plastic Little tikes car. Weight reduction max confirmed

[@chunkyrexx]

This guy seems like the nicest guy ever haha

[@vettedlife8236]

Chunky Rexx, Larry is an extremely nice guy, really humorous in person.

[@xFlared]

Instructions were complicated. I'm now covered in blood and on the run from police.

[@trunkslorenzana]

+Admiral Ackbar and on your phone commenting here

[@joshurioste]

+Admiral Ackbar It's a TRAP!

[@marcromero7663]

Admiral Ackbar JUST TO LET YOU KNOW I ALERTED THE POLICE

[@oldgeezer2552]

Admiral Ackbar hahahahah lmfao u tried this on someone's car hahahahah

[@Juston_]

Admiral Ackbar a

[@matthewmuniz5564]

This video was very helpful and in super good quality. Not to loud, not to low. Back ground noise not loud and his voice is at the right volume. Great video

[@1994jhg]

There is this orange stuff called Goo Be-Gone. Don't even need that razor. Spray it on let it sit and wipe it off. And your paint is perfect. I've taken off emblems and decals from my cars and motorcycle.

[@DowdyDowd]

+Bret Vines It works well...did it with my Altima SE-R

[@ericmoney9734]

goo gone works well with the glue residue, not with the foamy part of the adhesive.

[@dumcrapcat]

+Bret Vines found a whole bottle of that stuff in a parking lot lol. Score!

[@Anonymous-69z]

+Bret Vines i have a 2005 g35 and decided to de-badge the trunk , i used goo gone and there is still a golden residue from the glue , i dont know what else to do or use to remove it , thanks for any help or advice

[@giannihuertas9910]

Thanks

[@MrKarloz97]

I'm gonna remove them off of my Impreza. But on a GTR I wouldn't take it off. That GTR emblem is more than just a badge. It's a symbol.

[@aloha_gamer7635]

Carlos Diaz what impreza do u have

[@N54-]

Aloha_gamer I'm guessing a bug eye

[@YvngAlgi]

People like to steal Emblems. Not to mention they could be painting it.

[@cyruslever586]

Carlos Diaz except this car is garbage. the only real gtr is the r34

[@Glanthor88]

Aloha_gamer: He doesn't have one. he is subscribed only for girls like some wanking nerd. i bet he doesn't even have a car :D

[@exile9237]

I would move the gt r emblem where the Nissan emblem sits.

[@bulletclub4life]

Exile I was thinking the same thing.

[@GTAgamesfans]

+Exile It's been done quite commonly here in Singapore. Here, people even replace the front Nissan badge with the GT-R badge as well.

[@emhezmfe]

+Exile Yeah that would look tight

[@JCtherocks]

Galleon Chua there is no Nissan badge in the front. Only nissan logo on GTR is on the back trunk door

[@coreyvb7370]

Point to note with burns: don't use ice to treat. It creates secondary burns. Use cool running water. Additionally: don't take a GTR badge off!

[@Motoplugg]

That’s a Nissan badge

[@Shaliaj7]

Best thing for that kind of burns? Tothpaste. Any brand.

[@Shaliaj7]

This guy need practice the basics of safety: gloves and goggles when work.

[@MickyS17]

@@Motoplugg he do take off the GTR badge as well. Looks dope without the badges

[@maxs1000rr]

"..and I don't have any gloves on because I wanna feel the heat.." Feels the heat.

[@Snow-chi]

I know this comment is old, but I literally laughed out loud and it’s midnight! 😂 Too funny !

[@omarf2406]

@@Snow-chi Same here.

[@agr8fulson]

extremely helpful video! I used 10lb test fishing line + blow dryer + Goo Gone and the dryer worked VERY quickly - can't imagine taking the risk of a heat gun when the blow dryer was so fast (30-45 sec per badge). after the badges were off, the excess adhesive tape rolled right off by hand (2016 Toyota Highlander), so the Goo Gone was just for cleanup and took 60 secs (I could have skipped it!). then wiped clean and hand waxed. done! total time = heating badge, 1 min.; fishing line, 2 mins.; removing excess adhesive, 5 mins; Goo Gone and wiping clean, 5 mins. Difficulty level is like a 3/10. And this was my first time. Thank you!

[@masonmethot3186]

Well that logo decreased the value by $10,000.

[@xxmountxderpxxonxbox2716]

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[@xxmountxderpxxonxbox2716]

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[@xxmountxderpxxonxbox2716]

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[@rammus1513]

what

[@Lexcepcion]

+mason methot no it didn't

[@ErosionSwords]

Why did i just watch this? I don't even have a car...

[@ericcartman4049]

Uvuvwevwevwe Onyetenyevwe Ugwemuhwem Osas why not?

[@salamandergaming7340]

Eric Cartman hey Cartman

[@jcb-baku5573]

Blomblox yea me to

[@cadenreed2593]

Blomblox same lol

[@bigpepper9784]

Bomara same lmao

[@frankbeltran1412]

Go to minute 5:00 for a sick burn.

[@lancepowell8468]

Pete150 nice joke, just for that I want to listen to the mixtape

[@siennachappell]

Evil loooooooooool

[@robertzuchelkowski5662]

John Chappell aaa

[@dwoodog]

Thanks for the tip, glad your back, I was starting to get lazy on some of my cleaning/detailing routine on my own vehicle, and need you to boot my ass and tell me to smarten up by putting out more videos!

[@AMMO-NYC]

LOL

[@seb5945]

You've been detailing your lawn mower it seems.

[@LJRossPhoto]

Come on bro don't make fun of his honda.

[@seb5945]

He'd say it's V-tec powered.

[@stewie211]

it's depend of what's the car you have, you have probably a car like corolla and its normal to not remove the badge for better look!

[@mikhailpozin5142]

Larry in my opinion you are undoubtedly the best detailer on KZbin. You are making me seriously consider starting my own detailing company in the future but I really wish you would show more of the finished product. You clearly take a lot of pride in your work. Would have been awesome to see this car with both badges off and fully polished

[@steviewonder2049]

Love your great videos....you seem so neat and tidy,do you fold your underpants in your drawers?

[@AMMO-NYC]

***** yes...u dont?

[@norbertnowanskiLP]

Who the hell is goin to remove the gtr logo??? Nissan logo ok, but the gtr logo. Its like u remove the skin from ur body bcus "its not looking good" wtf...

[@Keisuke..]

Thank you ^^^^ 😂😂😂

[@lawrencejacekillsback2850]

hey. vnj.b0ktcnbllllllllllpb by 36

[@cbm12345432]

because it looks cleaner lol

[@norbertnowanskiLP]

cbm12345432 no it looks absolutely shit without the gtr logo

[@JohnBarrow1961]

Really? A Nissan GTR "looks absolutely shit" without the GTR badge? No.

[@poomanandwees]

Great to see your back Larry.

[@Jterry1301]

I was thinking the same exact thing. He has been MIA

[@AMMO-NYC]

J. terry I'm BAAACK

[@mmhoss]

I prefer his front

[@johnc9296]

RICH POP BOOM BLACK That should be a nissan color option.

[@OllieWales]

John C - Nissan GT-R Rich Pop Boom Black Edition

[@Flamboyantkid1]

Rather than doing this. Warm up a kettle of hot water. Pour it over the sign. It will come off then peel off the glue. Took me 5 mins for the Range Rover

[@kathrynhoward4103]

I just used this method, eased the emblem off with a plastic trim popping tool. Very quick and satisfying. Thanks for the tip👍🏽

[@prettybarbie9273]

Thank you I'm do this tomorrow when I change mines

[@bmp4769]

Boiling?

[@robertfolgersr6280]

Larry, I don't know how I ever missed your postings. However, you are the BEST and I will continue to support you. Thank you, for teaching me some things I always wanted to know. God Bless!

[@EpyonRoyal]

Larry is such a likable dude. I love watching your videos at the office. It really fuels my passion for detailing. #stayroyal

[@elvispresley3340]

As usual - an intelligent operator - explaining the technical aspects for all of us NUMBNUTS - HA. Thanks. CHEERS from AUSTRALIA

[@thephilshow9701]

Thanks Larry, great info. Also a good idea to look inside the car to make sure the emblems do not have locator tabs or else you will have holes to deal with after removal.

[@15WCStamper]

I work at Finish Line Car Wash and Detail and we're professional but we don't do the cars you guys get but we do get Porsches and Mercedes and older cars and we use lacquer thinner to get anything sticky off and actually clean stains in carpet. You have to be careful with it though. Can't get it on anything plastic it will melt it and/or discolor it. But it works very well. And seems to be safe.

[@rigootanez]

would goo gone work as well?

[@AMMO-NYC]

yup. May take a little longer but should work.

[@kwanlee9847]

AMMO NYC hi

[@CTBOYZGarage]

AMMO NYC is that the 🇦🇱 flag

[@lazyman1011]

+RaphaK hehe

[@dininjaronin2002]

RaphaK cowsin these ease yioor cowsin letch gow bawlin!

[@therealmccoy5433]

I like how he doesn't bother commenting on the comments or defending his video , this guy knows his craft ;) . Keep up the good work Bro. /G\

[@jcviklund]

glowing hot 1000 degree logo vs guys finger!! MUST WATCH YOU WONT BELIEVE

[@DickAleck05]

Moaty Moaty (gone wrong) (police called)

[@aphrosdelos1583]

Moaty Moaty (gone sexual)

[@technopanda1018]

oh yeah yeah oh yeah yeah (gone sicko mode)

[@Saki630]

I dont even know how I got here, but you are engaging. You are not a douche and provide great information. Thanks for teaching me something. I'll be taking off emblems now the next time I'm in a parking garage.

[@JP-tn2ro]

Great video.i was going to remove my emblem with a shovel.

[@diamondrmp]

You have some great tutorial videos. A couple of things. First and foremost before removing any badges make sure they are not mounted on. Many manufacturers mount them with two or more pins. If you remove it there will be holes in the bodywork. You can easily go to the dealer and ask them about that part and they can show you on a schematic how it is mounted. There is an easier way to remove the glue. Instead of using a plastic razor (which can scratch the paint), take your finger (works best with rubber gloves) and roll the tape over itself. You start by just slowly rubbing a finger over a thin side of the glue and it will roll and ball up. It will make it much easier to remove the remaining glue as it sticks to itself. I have removed badges for over 20 years and found this to be the easiest, safest and fastest method.

[@gjaltdejager604]

I learnt to use petrol, it wont make scratches and you can just whipe it of with a towel. It works the best for me

[@drsta804]

no need for some one to go to the dealer to ask about a part. Save gas and and potential scams by just using a search engine.

[@comforttravelmoroccoprivat5290]

And you've got a new Subscriber I like the way you explain things Thank you very much for the video

[@rj2ab]

1 million views congratulations man you deserve more!!!!

[@carlosgn_z]

-560hp

[@foamyes]

someone posted this technique in 2012. you posted this one in 2014. good timing : )

[@01bluebusa]

...and with all that said and done, I shall leave the badges on my car lol

[@faridwakim]

hahaha same here

[@Pbeezy4]

lmao

[@sterlingsilver5937]

01bluebusa LOL!

[@NickC9545]

Your vids have been incredibly educational. I never would have picked up these skills as quickly or thoroughly by reading a book on detailing. Thanks Larry and thank you KZbin. Just used this technique to remove the "Focus" emblem from my new RS. Maybe now people will stop saying "Oh cute Focus! I rented one of those before!"

[@jonvincentmusic]

Soaking the goo in wd40 would have saved you an awful lot of time.

[@callyse6]

in the body shop we use a product called a toffee wheel on a drill to remove the residue, no scratches and just needs a light polish afterward

[@bennybicep]

If I had that GT-R I would remove the Nissan logo, and put the GT-R logo where the Nissan logo should be.

[@diegolopez19]

"You want that RICH POP BOOM BLACK!" Lol awesome videos Larry.

[@Cuenta-ry4bm]

Whats the ponit of buying a super car and not wearing the badge? O.o

[@Laserrs]

+john hamlet its like on some bmw's they dont have the badge i think its to make it a little bit more humble

[@ValWasTakenWasTaken]

well its a nissan badge on this one so

[@kambeard]

Laser lol yes my black bmw is debaged. i feel a little less like a douche driving it lol.

[@Fishfingers232]

***** Then you have people debadging their crappy 320ds to avoid showing off the fact that they onyl bought a base model.

[@kambeard]

+Fishfingers232 that's true but true bmw fans can tell a base bmw and mine is not a base model though. if a 320 and a 328 takes off at a red light you can tell the difference lol.

[@chello70]

I wish your business was in the UK. Very good job 👍

[@dAb0mB305]

Now how do I go from a NBA One year Wonders video to this? This recommending system is one hell of a thing.

[@HoldTheLine1990]

This worked like a champ!!! Had a heat gun and fishing line in the shop and BOOM...done deal.

[@dylanmonnelly9539]

i would remove the nissan emblem but no the gtr like wtf

[@ayoutubeaccount2003]

X

[@javenw5366]

D

[@RJVlogsDescendant]

Simon Cowell It's a no for him.

[@JeaneGenie]

Excellent video. I followed this method to remove emblems from my vehicle and it worked perfectly. Can't tell it ever had emblems on it. Thanks for this

[@ritviks.9057]

My car's emblem just got stolen -.-

[@kambeard]

I m weasel man i've had that happen too.

[@GSB999]

Haha wtf did they go to your car and heat gun it off?

[@GSB999]

What car do you have?

[@kambeard]

+Garrett Bradley I've had it happen to my bmw 530i..but it didn't come off clean. glue was left on car

[@GSB999]

***** thats so weird. Emblems are so cheap

[@GregWilkin]

Great video. It would be awesome if you did a follow up on removing badges from plastic/rubber areas. I have a Front emblem I plan on removing and trying to gauge how long heat should be applied when it is affixed to plastic rubber surface of car. I imagine it’s much less time than metal for applying heat.

[@EndofDays213]

i thought it be held with pins.. thats interesting it isnt

[@Krithusful]

I think the most cars these days are held in by adhesives ~15-20 pound strength, so really it doesn't make much sense to use pins

[@EndofDays213]

well he just took it off with hot air and a string lol strength is meaningless lol

[@Krithusful]

Clearly you missed the point of my statement.

[@EndofDays213]

i got your point.

[@chardey]

Well, some are, some aren't.

[@MaxHardcoreSLOVAKIA]

thanks for the good video. I learned a lot from him. it just surprises me that you don't use a temperature-controlled hot air gun. I also bought a BOSCH GHG 23-66 with all the attachments. I am very satisfied.

[@oxygen0069]

im sending this guide for all owners who own a non m bmw and put m signs on them

[@chilybil23]

HAHA! Totally right on with this one!

[@AlpNewYork]

I don't plan to remove the badge of my car ,but the guy was so nice and so good at explaining I just watched the whole video and gave it a thumbs up .

[@AwakeDude911]

wd 40 sprayed on that old rubber junk takes about 2 mins if that and it all will be gone.. you don't need heat or a plastic blade... then buff and polish the area....

[@Kevinrfty]

Welcome back Larry!!!! Great video, thanks. Hope your knee is feeling better. Anyway to tell if the badge has pins first? Thanks.

[@sukhmaidickoff]

kevin rafferty I really didn´t think and didn´t know that any car manufacturers still used badge pins - but as I can see from the comments to this video clip - this is still the case. Apart from trying to google it I think - on the rear - that the only way is to remove the cover inside the trunk and to check for pins there. But it´s a good question actually.

[@miklob1778]

Would it hurt to use the plastic razor while you use the solvent and the rag?

[@AMMO-NYC]

+merrick behnke It would hurt. It would put more scratches in the paint. You can to get it off faster but then you'll have to buff longer to remove the scratches inflicted by the plastic razor.

[@miklob1778]

Okay good to know. Thanks man :)

[@stuna101a]

Good video. The problem is alot of emblems have a stud or 2 in addition to the glue. So you need to get behind them and crack off the studs then use the fishing line. Subaru I'm talking to you. The bright side is that I was replacing one Subaru emblem for another one that was another color on my STI, so the leftover goo wasn't an issue, but bending the metal around the emblem prying could be.....

[@kmb42trini]

Hey a easier way to get the glue stuff off is magic eraser

[@AMMO-NYC]

kenny sinanan Ok cool. Good tip :)

[@TwistedLogic93]

I wouldn't use magic eraser because its abrasive.

[@princepersia1]

kenny sinanan That's a horrible idea. Have you seen what a magic eraser does to paint?!!

[@lilgampla]

try something called a toffee wheel

[@mr.actiongal1017]

I would just stick to the video

[@tomgreen9570]

Thanks for the info. Worked great on my motorcycle. The first thing I do with a new vehicle is remove the majority of the badging. Vehicle looks so much better without. Vintage high end cars did not have all the badges on, just the logo and maybe a GT

[@w00tplayaw00t]

I like to use 120 grit medium sand paper to remove the excess glue followed by wiping the area clean with paper towels dabbed in brake fluid. Works every time!

[@elektro3000]

Great demonstration. If I'm not using a plastic razor, would it help to heat up the thick adhesive residue with the heat gun and then apply body solvent? Or would a hot surface cause the solvent to evaporate too quickly to be effective?

[@sfield86]

I've used WD40 to remove that little bit of glue off. Spray it on, wipes right off.

[@RyMann88]

sfield86 How badly would that mess with the paint though?

[@sfield86]

Just did it a couple weeks ago w/ a friend's new car. It didn't mess with the paint at all, just took it slow and steady till all the glue was gone. Didn't need to polish it after either. (did this just before washing it, so I guess the soap made sure the oil was gone)

[@RyMann88]

I was going to remove the badges on my car, but Honda loves to put a bad on the plastic grill, so now I need to buy a OEM spec grill without the emblem seat.

[@Yikkon14]

Thanks was removing a badge without preheating, was taking forever!!! you saved me about 30-40mins!

[@conanvelasco4802]

8:36 "DAB DAB DAB DAB"

[@ucantrefuse03]

I hope you have a speedy and non eventful recovery :) love your videos keep em coming !

[@daniel55645]

even on an $80k+ car, you still get orange peel, unless i'm just seeing things (to the right of his head where the light is) and i never understood why people like to debadge. makes their car look so bland with so much empty space in an area.

[@DJzSith]

Driving a nissan is pretty embarrassing.

[@LOLHICRONO]

Probably because it's a Nissan.

[@SONOFAZOMBIE2025]

Seen a guy put a Kia badge on a new Ferrari. Totally destroys peoples sheep brains.

[@Buyingabudgetcar]

It creates a smoother, cleaner line.

[@TheCobruhAlienat0r]

Maybe he got it debadged so that if he ever got caught speeding and the cop didn't know what the car was by the looks he couldn't say a "black Nissan GTR is heading south on I-90" or whatever and he might have a better chance of getting away.

[@388gruardian]

3m adhesive remover works really well for taking off the rest of the double sided tape. Makes sense considering most double sided tape you find on autos use 3m product.

[@ienjoyagooddrum]

you don't take the GTR badge off a GTR... you get slapped for even thinking of having thoughts like that

[@letskeepearthgreen]

If you need a logo to realize what car you're looking at, you have no right to be upset

[@letskeepearthgreen]

Soldiers don't wear medals on their cammies, so that's not saying much

[@JEFFER3433]

1) Floss badge off 2) Buff off foam and adhesive with WD40 on clean towel. 3) Rinse Done.

[@blancaw6280]

I want to have this done to my Bentley. My husband bought me this car and I feel a bit uncomfortable. I volunteer at a homeless shelter and also at a drug abuse agency. The people I work with and the residents are always commenting on my car. I wouldn't mind having the emblems removed so it wouldn't be so flashy.

[@billwilmington8284]

Just because you remove the emblems doesn't mean they won't try to steal your Bentley. Maybe since you're able to afford a Bentley you should buy a secondary car that isn't flashy.

[@sukhmaidickoff]

Jordan Little Hahaha....I honestly dont think that @Blanca W has a Bentley LOL ;-)

[@blancaw6280]

Jordan Little Thanks Jordan. I'm thinking of doing that. Not worried that they will steal anything, just thinking to not have so much unwanted attention.

[@Gobbbbb]

Blanca W People will know it's a Bentley so removing the emblems won't stop unwanted attention.

[@blancaw6280]

goreylfc1 okay. Thanks.

[@rollvideo]

Have you ever used Eucalyptus Oil to break down adhesives? Its oil from an Australian native tree , and its great, gentle and safe for removing almost anything sticky.

[@peerbrent]

11:01 Finally he closes the trunk!

[@remotaurog]

I used to do this pretty often at work,I would use heat to remove the badge with the fish gut,then let the left over glue cool down, apply something cold to the area,glue breaks down more so with cold,its much easier to remove,id use soap and water with the plastic blade to cause less friction.

[@zelty6564]

This is the Linus clone Linus tech tips lmao

[@Vegasclaw]

Easiest and safest way I learned how to do it without the chance of overheating, and scratching the paint, use a steamer + the moisture helps it get it off easier, 90% of the time without using a plastic blade

[@MetallF]

WD-40 works great for removing the adhesive...

[@MetallF]

not necessarily, depends, the wd will get your decals and emblems off but sure, if you want to polish it and buff it you can. See f there is a difference between the exposed paint and the one under the removed decal.

[@Smudgedit]

Sorry to sound like an idiot here but is that regular wd40 that you use on locks etc or wd40 degreaser? Or either? Thanks

[@DriversTherapy]

Can you use Goo-Gone to remove the adhesive residue?

[@gokartsminibikesandmore9925]

Why would u wanna remove them badging

[@2PacPRNDL]

some people want a clean look

[@MrChunkito]

Looks more customized just for the look you know . Kinda more unique in a sense

[@brandonnorth4554]

And also in certain cases you would have to take off the badges to put a aftermarket

[@rluna327]

Do you have any reservations about using WD40 or mineral oil to remove adhesive from body paint? I've used WD40 to remove sticker residue (from state-required stickers) pretty successfully, and it avoids the risk of scratches from rubbing anything back and forth against the paint, which is probably softened by heat. It's also less volatile and harsh than the solvents.

[@filip000]

WD40 works like a charm and it will not damage paint.

[@iJamie8467x]

This dude looks like he shouldn't be a mechanic He looks like a office job type of guy

[@primumsidus8318]

iJamie8467x Larry isn’t a mechanic, he’s a professional detailer

[@72Disco1998]

You have some really great videos. I really enjoyed the barn find 912 restoration learned a lot when it came to removing mold on a leather interior.

[@wille020201]

You laugh like Eric from that 70's show

[@FerrariDMC]

Have you ever tried speedy 500? If you work fast with it the stuff does a good job without damaging the paint at all.

[@rebelyell22]

I would put the GTR logo where the Nissan one was

[@heatlugo5310]

Everyone that knows cars we'll would know that was a cheap idea. And anyone that knows cars doesn't need a damn badge to remind them that car is a GTR.

[@bozscaggzz7475]

I used vodka to clean the gunk off the carmax lettering. Thanks for the videos, I've learned a lot.

[@andregelserrano1973]

Why would you remove Emblems of the Car?

[@codybudek4107]

Gablox -Roblox Gameplays- to maybe put one on thats a different colour

[@maxh7192]

Gablox -Roblox Gameplays- for the extra Swag xD

[@BoSecatero]

weight reduction bro

[@hateddead7066]

Sir Bo Secatero. your so stupid

[@joseph-ri7em]

Sir Bo Secatero Its like a gram....

[@2K-Tan]

Very professional! If i had a high end car i certainly know where i'd be taking it!

[@xgus1717]

I'm removing the Honda logo on my Civic and see if I can afford a Bugatti logo 😈🍚

[@algniazdo]

no clay bar? one of you most used tools from all the videos I've watched still nice job. going to the same to my car

[@TopGun9982]

I hope nobody from Liverpool sees this

speedy gonzales it's ok nobody lives in shitty liverpool

[@danhd7503]

I’ve found that a combination of solvent remover and steam is a really fast way to remove all the gunk safety 👍 I’m a detailer in the uk and love your videos with very hints and tips. Keep up the great work 👍

[@Litonix]

People should not do that to a gtr :,(

[@lanejohnson8552]

Hi. Love the fishing line method, thanks for the tip. Is it a bad idea to use goo gone to remove the remaining glue?

[@dachiiiii]

RIP nissan emblem

[@Dub3God]

SO you polished it. But didn't think to do this first since you're heating stuff up putting chemicals and all that on it. Good job using your head.

[@chanmit123]

I guess everybody has their opinions, but I don't get why anyone would do this.

[@weslu313]

A fairly priced lukewarm basket of chicken wings nice name

[@Eyeofnelms]

I'm gonna do it because I have to replace my grille... Is that a bad reason? :B

[@DarthRider228]

hey great video. I was wondering though what is your opinion as, a professional, of using 3m general purpose adhesive, on vehicles.. would that damage the paint?what else are the pros and cons of this?

[@hostilityy]

1min video over extended so much.

[@bztributes]

Really appreciate your explanations, teaching style and humor. Thank you