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Old Feb 18, 2014 | 01:27 AM
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Decklid emblem removal

Can anyone shed some light on how to remove the decklid emblem/faux gas cap? Trying to do a little custom plasti dip on it, but I want to do it right. Is there already a thread on this? Any help is appreciated!
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Old Feb 18, 2014 | 01:29 AM
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Man, it said it didn't post the first time
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Old Feb 23, 2014 | 08:06 AM
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The emblem is attached to the decklid panel which is removed but removing the two screws from the inside bottom corners of the trunk lid, then its all just clips holding it on. start in a corner and pull outward. hope that helps.
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Old Feb 25, 2014 | 08:39 PM
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I have a 2014 GT and I plastidipped my rear emblem with removal! All I did was newspaper around the emblem: staying about two inches away from the emblem itself. This protects the rear decklid from overspray. Then I did about 4 light coats in black, and it came out perfect.

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Old Feb 25, 2014 | 09:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Moejoe_989
I have a 2014 GT and I plastidipped my rear emblem with removal! All I did was newspaper around the emblem: staying about two inches away from the emblem itself. This protects the rear decklid from overspray. Then I did about 4 light coats in black, and it came out perfect. Regards, Joe
Try doin a couple coats of glossifier to help it blend better with the decklid. Looks good though!
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Old Feb 27, 2014 | 11:15 AM
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Originally Posted by CCTking
Try doin a couple coats of glossifier to help it blend better with the decklid. Looks good though!
Thanks for the suggestion!! Never thought of that!!

I did do a few other items on the car the same matte black. And they've held up pretty good this winter, and through about 10 power wand washes.

I received a set of the 3-slot MMD 1/4 louvers, pre-painted and I'm on the fence about plastidip ping them matte black or leaving them blue.

I could always peel the plastidip if I don't like it.

Sorry to the OP for jacking your thread.

Plastidip is very very versatile stuff.
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Old Mar 15, 2014 | 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Raydin_27
The emblem is attached to the decklid panel which is removed but removing the two screws from the inside bottom corners of the trunk lid, then its all just clips holding it on. start in a corner and pull outward. hope that helps.
Originally Posted by Moejoe_989
I have a 2014 GT and I plastidipped my rear emblem with removal! All I did was newspaper around the emblem: staying about two inches away from the emblem itself. This protects the rear decklid from overspray. Then I did about 4 light coats in black, and it came out perfect.

Regards,
Joe
Originally Posted by Moejoe_989

Thanks for the suggestion!! Never thought of that!!

I did do a few other items on the car the same matte black. And they've held up pretty good this winter, and through about 10 power wand washes.

I received a set of the 3-slot MMD 1/4 louvers, pre-painted and I'm on the fence about plastidip ping them matte black or leaving them blue.

I could always peel the plastidip if I don't like it.

Sorry to the OP for jacking your thread.

Plastidip is very very versatile stuff.
I'm just worried about breaking the clips, I have a custom gas cap I'm putting on so I need to take off the old one
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Old Jun 15, 2014 | 12:54 PM
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I know it's an old thread but I'm hoping to be able to grab a 50th anniversary emblem to put on the back of my 2014. I'm still bitter about them not doing a 50th in the 2014 model year since all the other anniversary additions (25th-1989, 35th-1999, 40th-2004, 45th-2009) have been based on 1964 and not 1965.

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