Originally Posted by kaiba (Post 1138502)

Don't use goo gone. This is the proper tool. Use it if you care about your car.

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Originally Posted by bear89103 (Post 1138569)

Here.. I am a fluent drunk to english translator...


Translation: Please forgive me for being inebriated as my judgements may be impaired, however the grunge look of the remaining residue off of debadging my car has a fantastic crumbled post-apocalyptic effect.


Translation: I really would like to keep this look. But I realize that I would need to create this stylistic effect throughout the car. Although I do believe the 86 would make a wonderful "Mad Max" type vehicle (see circa 1979 action film starring Mel Gibson).


Translation: In the movie, it's a dystopian world where violence reigns supreme. So I don't know if the 86 would work well in this world with the torque dip issue. That torque dip may be the difference between getting shot in the head or missing you by mere inches.

Originally Posted by bear89103 (Post 1138569)

Here.. I am a fluent drunk to english translator...


Translation: Please forgive me for being inebriated as my judgements may be impaired, however the grunge look of the remaining residue off of debadging my car has a fantastic crumbled post-apocalyptic effect.


Translation: I really would like to keep this look. But I realize that I would need to create this stylistic effect throughout the car. Although I do believe the 86 would make a wonderful "Mad Max" type vehicle (see circa 1979 action film starring Mel Gibson).


Translation: In the movie, it's a dystopian world where violence reigns supreme. So I don't know if the 86 would work well in this world with the torque dip issue. That torque dip may be the difference between getting shot in the head or missing you by mere inches.