last time i done this on my gen 2, i used a flathead screwdriver & some solvent cleaner (i no a screwdriver lol!)

basically i didnt give a monkeys if i scratched it abit but ....................

iv got a gen 3 now & the paint is in good nick, iv heard a hairdryer on the lettering to soften the glue behind works?

anyone got any advice?

cheers

its just the "hyundai coupe" & "SE" lettering, not the hyundai badges.

hair dryer to soften the glue and dental floss to cut through for removal.

nice 1

And then follow up with some Autoglym polish to remove any shadowing (I use autoglym but I guess any type will do)

credit/bank card & t-cut, works a charm and takes around 10 minutes tops

nice 1 for the replies, its all done & looks loads betta.

cheers

Which method did you use in the end (just curious )

You fishing for props, Bob??

No, it's just that I'm going to do mine when it gets warmer and I want to know if any other method is better than the one I used last time

I found hot water poured over and dental floss was the best but each to their own i guess

I used WD40 when i did mine - i was amazed at how well it worked!

A Spoon!

Get the edge under and you can roll it to pull it up and as its curved it wont dig in like a knife/screw driver etc would.

Thats what I used and then T-Cut.