i was all ready with a blow dryer to remove my moldings and emblem but it turned out i didn't need it. the car was sitting outside in the heat and all i had to do was peal it right off. i'm still trying to get used to the new look. i guess it would look better if the car was dropped and had rims.
easy way to remove moldings and emblem
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that actually looks really nice. i've been wanting to do that to my car but i thought that if yu took off the molding, there would be holes for screws? lol haha. hmm. did the glue come off good? 
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that actually looks really nice. i've been wanting to do that to my car but i thought that if yu took off the molding, there would be holes for screws? lol haha. hmm. did the glue come off good?
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there are no holes underneath the side molding, 2.3 badges, or the "3" emblem. there are 2 holes behind the "M" emblem, and 3 holes behind the "mazda" emblem
that actually looks really nice. i've been wanting to do that to my car but i thought that if yu took off the molding, there would be holes for screws? lol haha. hmm. did the glue come off good?
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there are no holes underneath the side molding, 2.3 badges, or the "3" emblem. there are 2 holes behind the "M" emblem, and 3 holes behind the "mazda" emblem
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Popular subject lately, should be no problem getting the glue off. There are several options I've read folks using, WD40, GoofOff and fingernail (!?). Actually the last one sounds worse then it really is, I only had one small spot and some light rubbing cleaned it right up. I really like the look of the 3 "debadged".
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