jhowel34

I want to remove the Flex Fuel badge on my tailgate and I also have a dealer badge on there that I would like to remove. Im just curious how I do it?

TMurphy11

Heat and fishing line. Then goo home afterwards if there is excess glue.

WireNutz

heat gun or blow dryer to heat the glue up and peel off. then like others said goo gone if glue is still there. I would wax the area after too.

tjm623

Hate dealer logos never taken a car off the lot without making them get rid of it. For some reason they wouldn't take flex fuel off so when I get around to detailing, I too will be using a blow dryer to heat it up and take it off

Egras2k

Removed all of my emblems, dealer logo's and stickers. For emblems, grab with string on end. Pull away slightly. Move string and repeat. I use 3M adhesive remover to get rid of sticky.

DO NO SAW BACK AND FORTH ON THE STRING BEHIND THE EMBLEM. Lesson learned several cars ago.

Beardly

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Blow dryer and floss. Goo gone for residue.

ZeusST

Hey, does anyone have a flex fuel badge you've removed and want to donate? I have a Ford Focus ST and want a flex fuel badge since I'm running an e85 tune. The closest I am to owning an f150 is my dad's 2000 that's held up strong.

Anyway, hopefully you guys can help me out. Thanks.

Chad Walker

WD40 will remove the residue and if less abrasive than goo gone.

Heretic

The flex fuel badge is cheap. It's the only thing on my truck that has faded.

I think I'll try the heat up method...might weight until the summer for it to be naturally hot.

DBL Boost

A heat gun and goo gone. Also use fishing line and to get the residue off you can buy a rubber buffing wheel.