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'01 Sebring, how to remove the glued-on lettering?
The letters spelling 'Chrysler' on the doors have lost the chrome plating. I'd like to remove the lettering from the paint - which is black. They're glued on, so need to know what solvent, if any, I can use to remove the letters.
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- Nick NLv 52 decades agoFavorite Answer
Usually a hairdryer (to heat the emblems and soften the adhesive) and some dental floss will remove the emblems. Then use a mild solvent like citra-solv (will not damage paint) or goof-off (ditto) to remove the residue.
Please don't pour boiling water on your car, and don't use a heat gun, use a hair dryer.
- Magic FanLv 42 decades ago
Boil Some water and then pour it on and see what happens. Keep pouring it on until it comes off. I am 75% sure that this will work. Give it a try.
Source(s): Common scence to remove super strong glue... use boiling water. The glue bottle. TV. If that guy says not to do it I wouldn't im just guessing and tv isn't a very good source
