Sweet! Post a picture when you are done:tup:

Almost done, http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot..._4773457_n.jpg

Very nice! The adhesive is a pain to get off isn't it? I went from :happydance: to:ughdance: when it wasn't coming off

I wish I did mine a long time ago because there's a slight color difference where the logo used to be.

That means there is still some residue on there, and if its due to sun fade then is should blend in soon enough. Try Meguiars ultimate compound on the area... It works like a charm, when i applied it the 370z stood out very bold after the compound was on there. With a little rubbing it went right away

Gonna use some WD40 on it, then 3m scratch remover. Needed to get in my office for a few minutes.

I took mine off recently since I went with the black pearl hamburgers and it wouldn't have matched. Unfortunately, my white bumper has changed color a bit so you can see where the 370z logo was :mad: Now I have to buy the black pearl 370z logo.

i keep snaggin mine when washing and waxing... maybe i'll remove it - good ideas

So how did it come out?

as stated, to each their own... as far as I'm concerned, I don't like to do any debadging of any sort. It "cheapens" the car IMO. That being said, I don't agree with ADDING and badging either. :) Just keeping the stock look is best (as far as badges).

I de-badged the 370Z, and replaced the hamburger with the Z store emblem. My plate frame says 370Z, so people still know it is a superior Z:
http://i102.photobucket.com/albums/m...e/370_rear.jpg

I agree with keeping the hamburger on the back, so people can know what just blew them away. But i think the front looks best bare. Just my personal preference

Did you have any fading behind these letters?

Not a bit of fade but my car was only a couple months old

I tried today but everything didn't come off even with goo gone. I even scratched the car a bit, Can someone help me!

Will a fairlady badge cover this?

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