Badge removal--

[Josephm]

I removed the 'Limited', 'Ecoboost' and 'Flex' from the rear of my vehicle but there a little glue left over on the chrome rear hatch. Has anyone successfully removed this?

Its only happened on the 'Limited' lettering.

[panther427]

3m adhesive remover.  Then wash and wax tthe area

[Josephm]

Ordered online, or was there somewhere local you bought it?

[panther427]

You can get it at any parts store.  10 to 15 dollars. One can lasts forever. You don't need much at all.   It will say on the can it's safe for most cured automotive paint finishes. Probably cheaper on line.

[explorergotoluvit]

paint thinner work for me but i washed clay bar and waxed after that day but have used it one three or more car didnt harm it in anyway

[SwampRat]

WD40 works as well with a terrycloth ...

[FoMoCoSHO]

3M adhesive remover rocks!

[bigmoneycloser]

I used brake cleaner and had no issues..lol it what was available at the time..lol
Cleaned real goo afterwards..

[Joleat]

I've had great success using Goo Gone. In fact, I've used it on probably 8-10 of my personal vehicles and a couple family members' vehicles with no issues. It is readily available at Walmart and most parts stores. I have a 16oz bottle with a spritzer nozzle and I think I paid around $5 for it a few years ago. It is still 3/4 full, which is enough to remove the badges of another 100 vehicles.

[panther427]

Goo gone works great too.

[Tomc612]

Goo Gone worked for me too and a heat gun on low.