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imported_jj2ii3344 03-Mar-2006 12:30 PM

DIY: 92-95 Civic Removing OEM Stickers from Trunk
 
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92-95 Civic Removing OEM Stickers from Trunk

Applicable to: 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995 Honda Civic All Models
Difficulty: 1/5 - Extremely easy

Tools you need

- Hair dryer
- A few wiping towels
- A bucket of hot water
- WD-40 (use Goo-Gone if possible because it is safer on your paint)

Instructions

The 5th Generation Civics come with cheesy looking OEM stickers attached to the back of the trunk (eg. Civic DX, Civic Si), and if you want to remove them, simply do the following:

1. Clean the sticker surface and surrounding area with a dampened wiping towel (this step is not necessary)
2. Plug hair dryer to electrical outlet
3. Turn heat setting to HIGH
4. Keep hair dryer 0.2 cm - 0.3 cm away from the sticker surface (otherwise the hair dryer will give off a very stinky smell)
5. Keep blowing until the surface is hot
6. Begin peeling the sticker away with your hand while heating the area
7. Once sticker is off, you will notice some residuce on it
8. Spray some WD-40 on a towel and start wiping the residuce off (you may want to continue heating the area)
9. After the residuce are gone, use a dampened towel to clean the trunk again (To get rid of the WD-40)


Enjoy!

imported_Joker 03-Mar-2006 12:54 PM

dont use wd 40 .. use GOO GONE its safer on your paint

imported_hdave 04-Mar-2006 12:27 PM

i find the goo gone works better than wd40 aswell

but i usually just use gas to get crap off and then hose down that part right after, its so convenient

imported_JDMman 04-Mar-2006 07:31 PM

i also used goo gone for this

imported_fiercecivic 05-Mar-2006 01:36 AM

i peeled the sticker off and didnt have to use any removing agent

Notorious 05-Mar-2006 02:04 AM

I used goo gone on mine back 4 years ago.

97SiR 06-Mar-2006 12:10 PM


Originally posted by fiercecivic
i peeled the sticker off and didnt have to use any removing agent
Same here.

JMoneY15 14-Apr-2006 12:22 PM

i used lighter fluid last year...and everything is still good...

:)

imported_kungfugrip 20-Apr-2006 05:05 PM

stickers or emblems? if its emblems.. dental floss! and then rub away with a towel or something


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