Two minute case emblem removal

[rustybronco]

The pictures are pretty much self explanatory.

Heat the backside of the cover until you can easily catch the edge of the emblem with a utility knife without deforming the emblem, then continue to lightly add heat until the rest of emblem easily pulls away. You don't need to heat the tar out of it, just enough to loosen the emblem.

Start prying from the bottom of the emblem just in case you slip. Wouldn't want a slight mishap to show would we?

[Greenbraes]

this post is great...I will follow the instructions

thanks for this rustybronco

RB

[Nessism]

That's a good looking emblem Dale. Bet you can restore it to look good as new.

[rustybronco]

Ed, That emblem would be a good candidate for restoration, but it's not the one I'm going to use on this project.

I have two more just like it to choose from.

[chuck hahn]

Parts hoarder.....LOL

[rustybronco]

What do you mean parts hoarder? I sent one to you!

I've kept my eyes open for a few good engine covers with emblems that could be had for cheap money. Three left side emblems and three sets of gauges, I don't hardly see that as parts hoarding!

[chuck hahn]

I polished that cover up and then did my rehab to it and its on the second skunk right now..And i sent you that new one still with the release liner on the back side..bit whose keeping score anyways. I love ya Buddy!!!

[rustybronco]

And that gold NOS emblem you sent me is in a package with two of Stan's turn signals, Ed's turn signal switch parts, two red reflectors, Franks decals, ect. on it's way to South Africa.

They're very hard to come by and I suspect He'll be one happy camper when He sees it!!!

[chuck hahn]

OH I know...and the prices they go for is ridiculous. I Gave one of them to Rapid Ray too.