Debadging mishap

[NapaCoach]

i turn my back for 20 minutes & my buddys wife starts "helping" me (i take about a week to de-badge only doing 15 minuts a day until gone)

she scratched up the clearcoat around the the badge & still did not get all the sticky off
http://sneakystella.smugmug.com/photos/123616541-L.jpg
&
http://sneakystella.smugmug.com/photos/123616078-L.jpg

i have never polished a car before can this be saved ?
what is needed ?

[VroomVroom]

Debadging should actually only take 15-20 minutes entirely. What's your method? FWIW I use a blow dryer, QD spray, plastic putty knife, 3M adhesive remover, paint polish, and topcoat. (On my Audi the last two were Poorboy's products - Professional Polish and EX.)

This is a guess without actually seeing it, but I think you'll be okay. First get that adhesive off of there - a bit of hot air, some Goo Gone, WD-40, or 3M adhesive remover. Do you have any polishes? If not, try Scratch X from Meguiar's - it can be found just about anywhere and is pretty decent stuff. Work it in with pressure and speed to break it down. It may take a few passes, but you should see some progress. Follow up with your favorite wax/sealant for protection. Good luck!

[NapaCoach]

thank you very much
i will try out the Maguiars scratch X tonight (spotted it @ Target but wanted to check back with you guys first)

[Mattgfx]

had the same problem.. myen is done! scratched like crazy.. i need body shop to fix it :( or try to touch it up

[A4Pdot]

To Debadge my ride took about 10 min. I used a hair dryer, fishing wire, and some "GooGone" so simple...and no way for a tool to scratch the car. Just remember don't heat it too hot.

[NapaCoach]

thanks for the help guys
its back to normal now
used some Maguiars scratch x

im looking foward to detailing my cars on my own soon