Alright, so after my run of performance mods, I need some visuals (other than times) so I can actually show something for all this money I'm paying! So, first off out with the old... I'm going to be buying one of those decklid vinyls on eBay and need to take off my old 3.8 emblem, what's the best way to do this? I was thinking hair drier and a razor maybe or just fingernails so I don't scratch the paint, and then some Goo Gone afterwards for the residue? What's the official recommended way?
With that out of the way, I figured I'd get one replacement 3.8 badge for my decklid... not sure if I got the bigger one or the smaller one last time... I'm guessing the smaller one that says decklid though, haha, so one of the 3.5" Brushed Aluminum Silver Decklid Emblem, and then, some more new, I'd also like two of the 3" x 1" Brushed Aluminum Silver Block Style Emblem to replace my ponies on the fenders! If you can send me a price on those I'd appreciate it! Should be placing my order by the end of next week if not sooner, not sure how soon your links expire but you guys take credit cards so I should be able to order right away. Thanks again!
In order to remove the emblem, there is no "OFFICIAL" way. As a matter of fact, I just removed some 5 year old ones on my car because when it was getting buffed with my painters they ran the buffer over them and took some silver off Can you believe it...5 year old emblems in PERFECT condition only to be ruined by a buffer controlled by an idiot LOL I literally just got a spot that lifted up and pulled up little by little until the entire emblem came off. Then I just got some polish and wax and took off any marks that were left. You couldn't tell at all! But like I said the method is up to you
I have a 2007 Mustang GT Conv. Does anyone know if the GT emblems on the fenders have holes behind them holding them in place or are they just glued onto the fender? I want to find a tri bar pony emblem and put the "281" sticker under it like "old school" stangs.
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Out with the old, in with the new! - 
Can you believe it...5 year old emblems in PERFECT condition only to be ruined by a buffer controlled by an idiot LOL I literally just got a spot that lifted up and pulled up little by little until the entire emblem came off. Then I just got some polish and wax and took off any marks that were left. You couldn't tell at all! But like I said the method is up to you 
