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i hate the white AVS logo on the back of my blackouts, and on my old 95 camaro, i used googone at nail polish remover, bad idea, it 'fogged' the area, looked no so good... so today i got new ones for my 97, and i took my trusty hairdryer, heated up the area and just scraped with my finger nails, came off in 2 minutes, no scratching (a tiny bit where i go over zelous, but scratch-x took that off), and now they look sooooooo sharp
hopefully this is of some help to someone out there
Thanks for the tip! I may have to try that. [img]smile.gif[/img]
2002 Camaro RS, SLP CAI, 80 Series Flowmaster, Whisper Lid, K & N Air Filter, Hotchkis STB, Hurst Competition Plus Shifter, Lou\'s Short Stick, Slotted/Cross Drilled Rotors, Kenwood Excelon KDC-X569, Viper Alarm System. 35% Tint all around
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