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I've heard using dental floss gently behind the emblem works well. If you can heat the area first with a hair dryer too, it helps soften the adhesive. After removal, I would recommend waxing the area.
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Removed my "Pilot" off my 05 Silver. Used dental floss. It will break a few times, but just unroll some more. One tip: place some masking tape behind the edges of the emblem all the way around the perimeter. Once you get a corner of the emblem up, you can pretty much pull the rest of it off, and remove the adhesive tape off the paint with a finger nail and some car cleaner/wax. The tape will prevent the opposite corner of the emblem from digging into the paint. I didn't use a hair dryer or anything to heat it up, but just left it out on hot day for an hour or two.
BTW, it looks great! I combined it with a generic chrome lic plate frame, so the only badging is the "H" above the licensce plate area. Good Luck |
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Second pic -
Removal was a snap - used dental floss and as the car was only a month old when I did it, no adhesive residue. If there is residue when you do it, Goo Gone does the trick followed by a nice wash and a coat of wax.
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Isn't it funny how people without the badges order them and put them on and people with the badges want to take them off?
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Might be a dumb question, but WHY? What's wrong with the Pilot emblem? Am I just that uncool now? It was bound to happen one of these days.
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I guess some of us are minimalist in that regard. I think having so many badges on a car is getting gaudy. The mfg'r wants you to identify with their make, model & accessory level. And don't even go there on the dealers trying to put their name all over it as well. I know what kind of car it is and could care less if anyone else knew. I bought it for my reasons and you would actually need to talk to me if you want to know what it is what I think of it. I buy clothing the same way, I would rather there was little or no brand names showing. I know some want others to know what they are wearing or driving, just not I.
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