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Emblem Glue Situation (please help)

Discussion in 'General 4Runner Talk' started by LaGenesis, Jul 30, 2017.

  1. Jul 30, 2017 at 9:26 AM
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    Hello readers..

    I have a situation I would love some help with.

    A bit ago, I bought a set of Trail Emblems for the side of my 2016 Trail.

    I used car emblem glue which was probably a mistake, and some excess glue squeezed out of the sides.

    Any advice is appreciated. Thanks

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    The Goo-Gone will most likely work. Just be very sparing with it at first. Goo-Gone can remove more than you may want if over used.
     
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    Goo Gone 1oz AUTOMOTIVE CLEANER may be safer
     
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    I actually have used turtle wax to get rid of adhesive stuff like that before
     
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    I've ordered some goo gone on Amazon. Do you think I just just remove the whole thing and use something else to re attach it? Or clean up the edges with the goo gone?

    Thank you everyone!

    Really appreciate it
     
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    I would remove it completely, clean the surface, and try again!
     
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    Hey all.. these things aren't working for me.. I've tried a few times with the goo gone and turtle wax. Let it sit and soak in.. it's a little harder I guess with the sideways angle

    Any more suggestions? Things to do along with the goo gone to help it come off?

    Dang this sucks.

    Thanks
     
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    The only thing I could think of but would be weary to do is take a blow dryer (have it far enough away so it doesn't damage the paint) soften up the glue if possible, than take some floss and try to get behind it
     
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    If you are able to get it off, reattach useing 3M automotive tape. No mess. Plus on the site i have seen the emblems they say attach with the tape.
     
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    Forgot to post this! Thanks for the help everyone.. I used a combination of 3M adhesive remover and a bunch of floss to get it off. Then used tweezers and a nail file to clean up the emblems. After they were off, the glue came off the car fairly easily.
     
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    Thank goodness! You had me sweating bullits thinking that glue wasn't going to come off that Black Mirror!!! LoL
    Looks good!!
     
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