Debadging fail!!! Need assistance!

[Dat99accord]

Acetone. That's what I used.

Put some on a rag, and rub off with ya finger.

Wow thanks man! saved my *** haha.

Took a terry towel, put on some acetone, rubbed...
came right off like cutting a butter with a hot knife

Ill take some pics tomorrow when the sun is out. its too dark now

 

[Sil2DrV6]

Glad you're saved! Debadging is something I've been wanting to do from long time ago. I saw this thread http://www.6thgenaccord.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1692 but I'm still nurvous if I'd still get those "ghostly" marks... GL with your result and looking forward to seeing your pic!

 

[Valet]

Wow thanks man! saved my *** haha.

Took a terry towel, put on some acetone, rubbed...
came right off like cutting a butter with a hot knife

Ill take some pics tomorrow when the sun is out. its too dark now

Rep?

 

[cjsaccord]

would the acetone solution work if the emblems were covered instead of being removed when the car was repainted?

 

[Dat99accord]

would the acetone solution work if the emblems were covered instead of being removed when the car was repainted?

so your emblems are painted over?

 

[Dat99accord]

Hey so here are the results of using the acetone to remove the touch up paint.

Now that ive taken off the touch up paint....
Any ideas on how to remove those scraches?

 

[Valet]

Wtf are those from?-

 

[Bax]

Try rubbing compound. A lot of scratches are just in the clear coat. I'm assuming you tried to pick at it with your finger nail..? lol

 

[Dat99accord]

Try rubbing compound. A lot of scratches are just in the clear coat. I'm assuming you tried to pick at it with your finger nail..? lol

yeah haha most of those scratch marks are made from my nails haha.
ill try that rubbing compound. do you know which brand would be good?

 

[Dat99accord]

Wtf are those from?-

my finger nails haha