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hotroddaddy
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posted 12-06-2006 02:14 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for hotroddaddy     send a private message to hotroddaddy   Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote   Search for more posts by hotroddaddy
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This message has been edited by hotroddaddy on 08-13-2008 at 02:14 PM

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posted 12-06-2006 03:01 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for ed monahan     send a private message to ed monahan   Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote   Search for more posts by ed monahan
A hair dryer will loosen it up. Don't overdo it. Don't use a heat gun, that is too hot. You can use floss once it is loose to get it off. You can use WD 40 to remove any residue or lighter fluid. Then re-wax.
Someone else will chime in if they disagree.
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Ed is correct,,,but I would use fishing line [light test] instead of floss.
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Do NOT soak the emblem in lighter fluid, while on the car, then light it to heat it up. This is a NO NO.
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if you can heat it up from the back side it will work much better. two face tape comes off easy if you just rub it with your thumb in a rolling action.
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I pour gas under the hood lit it and stand back. It then come's off in about 10 min. Just walk up to it and grab it a waa laa it's off.

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Originally posted by fixumm:
if you can heat it up from the back side it will work much better. two face tape comes off easy if you just rub it with your thumb in a rolling action.

AAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaa, Removal of hairpiece maybe?

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AAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaa, Removal of hairpiece maybe?

????????????????

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posted 12-06-2006 01:45 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Gary C     send a private message to Gary C   Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote   Search for more posts by Gary C
JOkE,,,,,,,, just fun'n
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The Mayor is right, it came right off in my hand and now I have the Plymouth Mayflower branded on my hand.
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posted 12-06-2006 03:10 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for ed monahan     send a private message to ed monahan   Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote   Search for more posts by ed monahan
This guy asks a legit question and everyone makes it a joke. Why can't you all be as serious as I am? lol
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Ya everyone! Lighten up! I used a putty knife!
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Ed, because it's daytime and you are not supposed to be up and around. lol
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I must appologize, Ed is right. Hammer - cost $2.98, chisel - cost $1.17, replacement hood - cost $2,877, paint - cost $690. Having a shaved hood, PRICELESS!
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Now thats the ingenuity we expect from fellow owners. It also gives you a chance to reduce costs of removal and pass on to the rest of us. PS I'll take any of the hood ornaments you get off in one piece. Thanks. JW
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quote:
Originally posted by Gary C:
JOkE,,,,,,,, just fun'n


?????????????????????????

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Originally posted by hotroddaddywithtwins:
Thanks, guys, for all the advice. Sounds easy enough to remove an emblem, but thinking maybe I should practice on another car(s) first... maybe go to church Sunday and hang around the parking lot during services!


can you also get me a set of tire's.

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Originally posted by fixumm:

?????????????????????????

if you can heat it up from the back side it will work much better. (omit this line and reread:two face tape) comes off easy if you just rub it with your thumb in a rolling action.


FIX, i was going there and changed my mind but NOW you can see where i was going.....??????????????????????????

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quote:
Originally posted by Gary C:
if you can heat it up from the back side it will work much better. (omit this line and reread:two face tape) comes off easy if you just rub it with your thumb in a rolling action.


FIX, i was going there and changed my mind but NOW you can see where i was going.....??????????????????????????


????????????????????????? just f#$kin with ya

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Use a hammer and flat head screwdriver.


If that doesn't work - do waht I did - use thick dental floss. Worked great. No damage.

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