hahaha... that is hilarious..

just heat it up using a hair dryer and slide floss behind it.

you do not need to use a knife or a screwdriver! [&:]

yeeshh you people scare me sometimes.. [8D]

 

+1!!!! But a blowdryer works also.

 

I didn't use anything, I just peeled it off.

 

I'll say!
I've also been shaking my head reading these responses.
Prying it up with a screwdriver? Using an exacto knife?

I guess dents and scratches in the clearcoat are fine to some!

Use something to heat the badge, either a hair drier or the hot sun. Tape off the area with that blue masking tape. get fishing line or dental floss tied between 2 sticks and cut it off. Clean off any residue with Goo Gone or bug and tar remover. Then be sure to wax that area!

 

+1

Also, any residue left, you can use liquid carnuba wax. Just rub it in.Gets it right off!

 

I actually got really lucky. The day I went to pick up the car I saw one of the shop guysputting the sticker on. Once I shook the dealers hand I drove out of the lot....went about a mile down the road and peeled the sticker right off without any problems. No need for anything else....prob because it was only on for about ten minutes. Now there is a light pole in a parking lot with my dealers sticker on it

 

thanks for the advice...i just took it to the dealership and they "wiped" it off with a secret remover.lol........it took all of 15 seconds and then i applied a coat of wax

 

took mine off with goo gone, 5 minutes tops

 

WD-40

 

Dull razor blade and wax and grease remover worked for me for years.
Paint thinner (not laquer thinner) works good too and all the goo gone alike (after the razor blade deal).