I want to remove the H3 emblems on the doors of my '06. Tried the old 3M Adhesive Remover and monofilament line that worked fine on my R/T...No Luck..What about hair dryer heat..and Alcohol or ????..thanks..jV

 

You can try a fishing line worked behind the emblem. Or try a heat gun/hair dryer or propane torch to heat the adhesive up and then use a plastic pry bar of some kind to work it behind. Once you get the emblem off use Isopropyl Alcohol to loosen the rubber adhesive, and some elbow grease.
There are several other adhesive removers out there, but not worth buying for just 2 emblems.

 

Maybe it needs heat. Like I said..I tried Adhesive Remover..and mono. fishing like Didn't have much luck..and don't want paint marked up..Open to any suggestions..thanks..Jv

 

hair dryer works best. It takes a little time

 

you can also go to your local parts store and get a 3M eraser wheel and attach it to any drill. It'll take off the left over residue and foam, just be careful not to let it sit in one spot, it can burn and eat threw the paint. Then just go back over it with some mineral spirits or even just quick detail spray and wipe it clean.

 

Lighter fluid and a rag will take off the sticky residue left after the emblem has been removed.
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Try WD-40. It will have to soak a while, but I've used it to remove trim and pinstripes before.

 

I used the wife's hair dryer and Goo-Bgone to remove the residual adhesive. It worked great.

 

Wife's hair dryer..3M adhesive remover..and mono fishing line..Like they were never there on my '06..Put the hair dryer on for 5 minutes..use the line...and go slow..10 minutes a side...jv

 

just put the H2 emblem over it