how do i remove these safety without hurting the finish to my car?

i hate those dealer badges! i cant believe they expect every car they sell to be an advertisement for them!

remove them the same way you'd remove the factory badges.

use a hair dryer to warm up the adhesive. some people slide dental floss between the paint & badge to get the badge off. i have used a plastic card, like a credit card with good results. use Goo Gone to remove any adhesive residue.

Just be happy yours arnt painted on...the people over a San Francisco Bmw like to that one for fun...And every1 does it becomes they offer 300 dollars off the car...Ehh...Pooy..


btw...what ^ he said :)

Comes off like a charm, and after just use some clay and then seal :)

im not sure if that one is painted on or not. if it is...... i might be screwed huh? just wondered cause i pick the car up monday and i wanna clean up the back as project #1

I have bought a couple of used cars from dealers, and prior to picking up the car, I always insist that extra stickers or badges be affixed to the car, and if there are any, kindly remove them...else deal is off. They always remove :)

^^^ what he said, heat it, floss it, goo be gone, clay, seal and finally wax :)

mine was like a little decal i pealed it off with my finger nail easily.

I actually took mine off with a razor. A brand new really sharp little razor. CAREFULLY got it under the adhesive decal and slowly pulled the razor toward me while "riding" the surface of the paint. It got about 95% off. Then took Goo Gone to remove the remaining. Then warm soapy water, dry then a quick polish/wax job. Took maybe 15 min.