Remove chrome Stingray badge?
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There are no holes to worry about. Dental floss or heavy fishing line will do the trick. You may want to apply some gentle heat to the area (such as with a blow dryer) before the operation; doing so will soften the adhesive and make it easier to remove all of it. WD40 works well in removing lingering adhesive residue.
Congrats on the new ride - sure is a beauty.
Burning Brakes
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From: Monroe Michigan
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You guys inspired me. I removed the Stingray badges on the fenders and the Corvette script on the rear bumper cover. It looks so much cleaner without them. The V shaped flags are all you need to know it's a Corvette.
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Burning Brakes
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I took the lettering off as well. Looks really good.
And to answer your smartass question: Because there is an indentation under the corvette emblems.
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I think the Carbon Flash package goes good on my Shark Gray.
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Yep, bought the car used and they were like that. PO had not had the dealer straighten them. My lift is currently occupied with my C5 S/C project so I haven't had it up in the air to fix this. I tried before with my huge cheater bar and the tips barely budged. Went out and tried it again just now with considerably more force and they're within 1/32" to each other now. I will redo them when the lift is freed up. 
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There are no holes to worry about. Dental floss or heavy fishing line will do the trick. You may want to apply some gentle heat to the area (such as with a blow dryer) before the operation; doing so will soften the adhesive and make it easier to remove all of it. WD40 works well in removing lingering adhesive residue.
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