Based on your feedback, R-emblem explained
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I was thinking the "R" meant "Rear of Car". That's more self-explainatory that the "R" on the gearshifter - that one means "Go Backwards".
I wanna yank the "X-Type" and the "2.5" emblems off my car, maybe replace it with "Supercharged" and "5.9" (no one in North Dakota has seen a Jag before, they'd never notice), or better yet, just leave the trunk lid (boot cover?) bare.
Any suggestions how to do so with the least likelyhood of damaging the finish? Just melt them off with the heatgun? or scrape them off with a puttyknife??
Hey, Exexpat - you hit the South Skagit Hiway up there in Washington State in your Jag yet? Or Chuckanut Drive? Baker Lake Drive? Mountain Loop Trail out of Granite Falls? Hiway 9 (SR9) from the North end of Lake Washington to the Canadian Border?
All nice drives, lots of scenery and curves. Can't wait to do them myself (again, this time with the Jag!).
I wanna yank the "X-Type" and the "2.5" emblems off my car, maybe replace it with "Supercharged" and "5.9" (no one in North Dakota has seen a Jag before, they'd never notice), or better yet, just leave the trunk lid (boot cover?) bare.
Any suggestions how to do so with the least likelyhood of damaging the finish? Just melt them off with the heatgun? or scrape them off with a puttyknife??
Hey, Exexpat - you hit the South Skagit Hiway up there in Washington State in your Jag yet? Or Chuckanut Drive? Baker Lake Drive? Mountain Loop Trail out of Granite Falls? Hiway 9 (SR9) from the North end of Lake Washington to the Canadian Border?
All nice drives, lots of scenery and curves. Can't wait to do them myself (again, this time with the Jag!).
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no acetone or goof off, it can remove clearcoat and base coat. I've used my Safeway club card (with heat if you have a hair dryer or heat gun) to debadge about a dozen cars. Then use Meg's fine cut cleaner or cleaner wax with patience and a terry cloth or microfibre towel to remove the left over adhesive until all remnants are gone and the surrounding paint is as shiny as where the letters once were.
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