Sea ray arch emblem removal
- Thread starter Risingson
- Start date
Lakeside Attraction Ohio
New Member
- May 21, 2016
- 19
- Boat Info
- 1999 40' Sundancer
- Engines
- 454 CI Mercruiser Horizons EFI 380 HP Gas
I used a little heat from a heat gun and gently pried them off with a plastic putty knife. Easy removal.
A fishing line will cut through it too. Then just a putty knife and some goo gone afterwards
Risingson
Active Member
Thank you
Riptide III
3D
- Dec 8, 2007
- 1,139
- Boat Info
- 1997 Sea Ray 400DA
Cat 3116 TA
1994 Sea Ray Laguna CC 250 Tohatsu
- Engines
- :
There is a member on here making really awesome stainless illuminated replacements.
this is a rendering. The lettering, waves and outer edge will be illuminated.
He a friend. I will be more than glad to be a middle man and take a percentage off the top
this is a rendering. The lettering, waves and outer edge will be illuminated.
He a friend. I will be more than glad to be a middle man and take a percentage off the top
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Stee6043
Well-Known Member
Mine pretty much popped right off. I started with the fishing line trick but didn't really need it...
Those look really good. Who is making/selling them?
Risingson
Active Member
On eBay but the guy only has 1 left. I need Two of Course
Mine pretty much popped right off. I started with the fishing line trick but didn't really need it...
where’d you grab the “four hundred” from? I just did the new logo but I’d like to add “FOUR TEN” like the newer style had.
Riptide III
3D
- Dec 8, 2007
- 1,139
- Boat Info
- 1997 Sea Ray 400DA
Cat 3116 TA
1994 Sea Ray Laguna CC 250 Tohatsu
- Engines
- :
I’ll get his website for you
Stee6043
Well-Known Member
https://www.chromeemblems.com/
Your emblems are quite a bit lower than mine You may want to rock for FOUR TEN above?
Started with the port arch emblem using heat and it still came off really hard. Once it finally peeled off it left behind a thick layer of adhesive that is hard as a rock. My plastic scraper is no match for that stuff and I'm afraid to use too much heat. I would appreciate any suggestions on what works best to remove stubborn adhesive. Thanks
