Maximar

So after a few months of going without the Maxima letters or the Nissan Badge on the back of the Maxima, I figured it would look better if i put them back on after painting them black. Only problem is i don't know what kind of adhesive to use and the old adhesive is mostly gone.

tigersharkdude

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3m tape with a red backing. But it at any auto store

N2003TE

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You should get some adhesive remover to clean the old adhesive off, then use THIS on the new ones. Should be good to go.

txsilverado1

Buy the 3M trim double sided tape only. There is a difference and 3M is superior. The same goes with most 3M products such as spray adhesive and such.

Maximar

Any reason i should use tape instead of the adhesive that comes in a tube?

beegeezy

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1. Not permanent that way.

2. That is how the badges were applied originally.

ampire

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The dealer superglued mine on back in 95 (mom is original owner) after they ordered the wrong color emblems and had to change them. When I debadged the car a year ago, I wasn't even able to get the superglue off.

Don't glue them on.

tigersharkdude

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3m tape is not permanent, its easier to remove than what comes factory, and sticks just as well. If you search, everything is going to say 3M double sided tape with RED plastic on tape



Dont glue your emblems on OP. Get the 3m tape with red backing, dont get the green backing (your emblems will fall off at the first wash)

maxed_out_99

if your car has a coat of wax on it, it may be a good idea to strip the wax off.
tide or dish soap works great

tigersharkdude

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no need for this either. Clean the surface, then stick the emblems on. Dont wet the area for like a week

beegeezy

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Uh, yeah...that's why I said NOT PERMANENT. :

tigersharkdude

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I misread it on my phone, I read glue>tape

triple g

don't glue it!!!!!!!

beegeezy

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Yeah, you Tennessee boys ain't readin too good I reckin.

tigersharkdude

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