Debadged and now I have a problem along with an irritated wife

[willcla]

So I took the XFE badge off of the wife's Yukon and I was left with a perfect outline of the rectangular badge. See pics Below.

I washed the car and then clayed it with an mildly aggressive clay, not the most aggressive but not a mild one. I can feel a very slight ridge on the upper edges of the outline, but the rest is perfectly smooth.

Any ideas as to how i can get rid of the hideous outline would be much appreciated.

On another note, I hate the damn XFE badges on the Yukon. Like there aren't enough on it already.

 

[Goodinblack]

http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/detail/MEG+G10307

I have used this many times after debadging. I use it with a damp sponge microfiber applicator. While you are at it take them ALL off.

 

[soulsea]

That's just adhesive and gunk so I don't think clay will do much to it.

Either Goo Gone or any mild solvent (made for use over automotive paint) will get rid of it pretty quick.

Dinner and a show should take care of the other issue.

 

[NathanJax]

Polish and wax. Polishing will remove that, NOT clay.

x2 on dinner and a movie...

 

[plush]

yep, adhesive residue with gunk buildup. There is a spray adhesive remover and a little compound wax with smooth that baby out.

 

[willcla]

I have tried Goo Gone and it did nothing. I will give spray adhesive remover a try.

Any recommendations on a compound wax and on a spray adhesive remover?

 

[Big O]

3m wheel will work also

 

[ScottyBoy]

I used polishing compound to get it off of mine when I debadged.

 

[Regency]

Goo gone worked amazing for me and I had worse then that

 

[Denali0229]

Goo gone didn't do anything for me either. I ended up soaking the area with Goo gone then rubbing the adhesive away very lightly with a razor. I wouldn't recommend that though but it worked for me. It would have taken me hours to take off all the adhesive without the razor.

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