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Old 01-08-06, 06:58 PM
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Removing OEM Mazda decals?

How can i remove them without hurting the paint? Can I use a razor blade and goof off? ive heard that works, but idk if it would scratch teh paint.
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Get a heat gun or if you have no access, use a hairdryer. I used a hairdryer to remove the pinstriping on my 10th AE. It was a little time consuming but it got it off.
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When I took the pinstriping off my 85 GSL I used a hair dryer and a thin guitar pick. 3M adhesive remover works well, too.

Just be gentle.
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heat gun / goof off works wonders
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i noticed that pulling badges to sell off the one i wrecked with my hands worked quite well.. didn't hurt the paint at all..
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