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I used the fishing line technique which worked great. Now I have three small beads of glue that is hard as a rock attached to the paint. How should I proceed. This is a Suzuki Forenza. (now you see why I am removing he plastic Forenza plates 
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Re: Removing plastic emblums
There are three things I use for adhesive. Heat, plastic razor blade and 3M adhesive remover. If the glue is thin the adhesive remover should be able to break it down. If it's thick I would try a hair dryer and plastic razor blade. Be careful the plastic will mar your paint. Just be gentle and take your time.
Edit: Almost forgot... Some people use WD40, maybe try that first if you already have some.Scott -
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3M also makes a tool for your cordless drill called the eraser wheel that works very well.
HERE IS A AIR POWERED ONE
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Persoanlly I've used a Hair dryer and a plastic scraper (be sure it's not so sharpe as this can mark the paint).
First time I did it I was so crazy about not marking my car I used my finger nail - god that hurt! lolComment
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I prefer my tough thumbs!Daily - 09 Chevrolet Colorado - Techno gray metallic
baby - 92 Chevrolet Caprice Classic - aged, yellowed, white.Comment
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Try WD-40, I have used it and it will not mess up your paint! Of course wash and wax after!Comment
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