The dealer "decal" on the rear bumper has got to go. What is/are the means for removal? It is not one of those plastic stick-on emblems, it appears to be like a hard vinyl decal. It is a 4-line form applique. From paperwork, the car was delivered to this specific dealer last March-I would like to hope the silver color differenece will be negligible. I have a bottle of the GM touch-up paint, in case of a clumsy slip. But I would like to avoid cutting or x-acto knife action.

Thanks for any help.

 

If it's vinyl, you can remove it with a heat gun. Then use some "goo-gone" to remove the adhesive.

 

Jeez, I can't stand dealer logo's. They are all over cars bought here in Va.

Try what s willis says. It will work just fine. Be careful with the heat gun and don't hold it in one location for too long.

My 5th gen wont have one.

Frat

 

the salesman took mine off my car............................................... ... when the salesman was going over my car with me before i drove it home.....their was also a liscence plate with their name on it and a sticker on the back bumper ........so the salesman asked me if the car looked all right...and i said " nope....before i drive this off the lot i want that sticker on the back removed, and that liscence plate as well " he told me " oh well thats standard practice we do it to all the cars" i turned around and told him " well if your gonna pay me to advertise for ya thats fine...." he took them off

 

I used a blow dryer to take mine off along with all the others on our cars.

I dont even use those plastic dealer frames for the plates. I have them in my room, I ment to buy a pair of Chrome "Camaro" ones and never got around to it

 

whatever you do dont use goo gone! Its not for auto paint, believe me! I just took mine off and used a credit card to help get the gooey adhesive off. Thats all I know about it. Good luck man.

Jared

 

You can use bug and tar remover, that works great!