WHAT DID YOU DO TO YOUR BRZ TODAY?

[ChandlerSwyng]

Originally Posted by Husker BRZ

I de-badged her today! I don't know why I waited so long( I was scared of screwing it up) But thankfully it was easier then I thought and I didn't. I only wanted to remove the Subaru on the left but loved how clean it looked so I went ahead and did the BRZ too!

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How did you do it?

[dbrandt01]

Originally Posted by ChandlerSwyng

How did you do it?

I know you didn't ask me, but pretty much fishing line and a hair dryer is all you need. Some goo gone helps too.

[ame]http://youtu.be/IxLiBNW73hw[/ame]

[BRZNutt]

Originally Posted by Guillaume

Yeah I struggled with inadequate tools too, at first. What did you use to make for the difference in diameter between the two parts?

Black heat shrink tubing. Looks professional. Thanks for all your help with this mod.

[503 BRZ]

Originally Posted by dbrandt01

I know you didn't ask me, but pretty much fishing line and a hair dryer is all you need. Some goo gone helps too.

The earlier you do it, the less adhesive remains after the letters come off. Did mine about 3 weeks after I got it and there was barely any left. A little extra heat and it balls up and comes off easy.

Definitely looks MUCH cleaner with both badges gone. Nice video.

[dbrandt01]

Originally Posted by The Natural

The earlier you do it, the less adhesive remains after the letters come off. Did mine about 3 weeks after I got it and there was barely any left. A little extra heat and it balls up and comes off easy.

Definitely looks MUCH cleaner with both badges gone. Nice video.

Thanks and I agree. I waited I think a month after I got mine to debadge. I did it to my silverado before I got the BRZ, that thing was hard to do it. Everything stuck to it because it was 3 years old at that time. This was my truck without them

[AznKirby]

Originally Posted by dbrandt01

I know you didn't ask me, but pretty much fishing line and a hair dryer is all you need. Some goo gone helps too.

Use of nails

[dbrandt01]

Originally Posted by AznKirby

Use of nails

I wasn't using nails though it looks like it. I was rolling the excess residue up as I was heating it if that makes sense?

[AznKirby]

Originally Posted by dbrandt01

I wasn't using nails though it looks like it. I was rolling the excess residue up as I was heating it if that makes sense?

Good! I was scared for a moment!

[Husker BRZ]

Originally Posted by ChandlerSwyng

How did you do it?

Like @dbrandt01 said "pretty much fishing line and a hair dryer is all you need".

I used dental floss(since I had no fishing line) and a hair dryer. I just heated the letters up quickly but not for too long as they get hot pretty quick. I just moved the floss from one side to the other. Once the letter was off I removed the adhesive by rolling it til it was off instead of picking at it. It came off pretty easily and then I used mothers showtime instant detailer to get the small remaining pieces of adhesive residue. Afterward it felt like brand new!

[ramiram1984]

Washed mine

[Seraph]

We put a Saikou Michi catch can in mine

[JS + BRZ]

Tracked my BRZ again!

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[Cyzerman]

Put in a drop in k&n filter

[ChandlerSwyng]

Joined the badgeless crew