Jeff®

I squirt lighter fluid behind them over a couple days to soften the adhesive. They just pull right off and the residue cleans right off the paint with soap and water.

HillsdaleHHR

Go for it

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BlackScreaminMachine

Great Job, I will be doing that to my Trans Am door guards. Also lighter fluid works well.

REDHHRSS

Okay I posted my pictures to the gallery. How do I put one in my post.
Thanks

bunny

I cant Imagine wanting to debadge my SS, to me the SS badging is one of its finest appearance items.

c2vette

Debadging takes some elbow grease, but well worth it IMHO. Clean is better, again matter of opinion, but how many Chip Foose cars do you see with a bunch of stick on emblems? I even remove the decals and stick on emblems from my truck(s). Of course old cars like my Vette are bolt-on, but those emblems are somehow much more nicely integrated in the design anyway.

HHRemi

I'm not a big fan of de-badging this car. Ever see a de-badged Chevelle SS396? Ever want to? The white SS badges look great on my red wagon, the Turbocharged tag is cool, and the HHR tells people what it is. HHR is not a well known name amongst the general public, and will be even less so in a few years. I'll probably pull the chiclets, though.

HHRSSouth

I was thinking of removing my 'lets also, but then I read that gm isn't going to use them any more, so now I'm kind of at odds at whether to do it or not.

HHRemi

Yep, I'm having the same debate. It doesn't help that, no matter how much I read about this, I'm still terrified I'm going to pull paint off.