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My uncle debadged my civic. Here's video, 30 seconds long, its the entire process. He used thin fishing line. The last 10 seconds of the video tells you all you need to know about how "difficult" it is to debadge. You'll want to turn the volume up because he doesn't speak that loudly.

Well, I live in Seattle so no self-respecting fruit fly would ever drink bud light, they only drink gluten free, pasture raised, ethically sourced/sustainable, organic, whole wheat, non-gmo, craft IPAs that were brewed by a lumberjack wearing locally grown hemp flannel. But, you do you. :-) lol

BEER. No, seriously. Beer works wonders to catch bugs--also works to kill slugs/snails in your garden, but that's a different topic. Pour some into a glass. Leave the glass sit in a cupholder overnight. It'll attract any bugs inside the car, where they'll have a blissful death drowning in...

I think I have about 3 or 4 layers of the original Liquid Glass on my civic and then another 5 or 6 layers of the Argos Glass I switched to. In any event, I rarely wash my car now and I can read text off the paint.

Oh geeze, thats a loaded question. Basically you have to strip your paint of any wax or other substances that could be on it otherwise they'll be locked under the liquid glass which would cause the end result to be hazy. Long story short, you wash your car like usual. Then clay bar your car...

Yes. I have extensive experience with Liquid Glass. You won't find it on the market anymore because tt was bought out by a company called MPT Industries. ( mptindustries.com ) The "MPT Classic" polish is the old Liquid Glass with a slight chemical change to make it legal to sell in California...

Dang. Mine's a 2016 Coupe Touring and I just crossed 35,000 miles. Guess I wont complain anymore at my "high mileage".

Ive wanted to do the same thing to mine...but like 10 of them...basically daylight in front of me when my highs are on. Driving back roads here in the Seattle area (which is just one giant rainforest) sucks when its raining....13 months out of the year.

I guess I have a leadfoot. because I always drive in CVT mode, never used Sport mode and everytime off the line my RPMs are 3,000+. But then again I live in Seattle so the cars next to me could be carrying a biblical plague, murder hornets, white supremacies, rioters or anti-maskers or for...

Mazda's Soul Crystal Red. The red of theirs that's red and black simultaneously.

gag. i removed ALL the badges from my car. nothing but dirt traps that are a pain in the ass to clean and wax. but, you do you.

Considering the way Covid is going, go with the gaming stations. Not like you'll be driving to any fun and exciting social gatherings any time in the near future.

So you want to look right for traffic on your left?

pretty much headlights for your tail. https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LX4FMD1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

found it. lol

I would LOVE to have my plates run for no reason and then pulled over. I won't ever have to work again after that lawsuit. Reminds me of that video of the morons that pulled over the state attorney general of Florida, said they ran her plates for no reason and then suddenly had to start back...

DON'T BUY A CIVIC, actually don't buy Honda for that matter. No really. Not to be a smartass but, the turbo that is in the touring isn't some special turbo concocted by Honda to specifically break just for the Tourings and then developed a different more robust and reliable turbo for the...

2016 coupe touring owner, bought it new trading in a 10 year old 2006 RSX Type S I bought new then too. I still love this civic and can easily picture my self with it for as long as my little RSX. We're going on 4 years together now. I think its the best bang for the buck.

I think before you delve any further, you should look into what octane rating actually is, how it relates to engine compression and how engines work.

2016 Coupe Touring here. I'm at 36,000 miles apprx. I haven't noticed any wear/tear other than rock chips in the insanely thin paint job on the hood. The doors still seal well as does the sunroof. No mechanical issues, yet, thankfully. Although I should say that I take meticulous care of my...