I just moved from PA where is there is no requirement to TX where is a requirement, I got pulled over the second week on highway and given a warning.
Only thing Florida actually gets right. Lol.
I don't know why dealers add the emblem with their name. I own it!
I would ask them to remove it for you; it seems like a reasonable requestMy state doesn't require them, but my car came from a dealership in a state that does so it had a holder. No biggie for me since I make my own tags to display, but if it had a dealer tag on it I would of taken it off in their parking lot and three it away.
I didn't want the dealer where I had to pick it up from having their name on it at all. I was notified my car arrived there and was there in less than an hour, they had already slapped their crap on it, and its some metallic junk I can't get off
Oh, I did and they wouldn't. Their mad cause of left them a horrible but very accurate and true review on Google,lol
Is it a nameplate that looks like its stuck on with the usual double side foam tape? You might try dripping some solvent into/onto the adhesive in order to soften it. I don't know what's safe to use on Honda's paint but I've used Ronsonal cigarette lighter fluid on all sorts of surfaces without a problem including my other car. It may be similar to bug & tar remover.My state doesn't require them, but my car came from a dealership in a state that does so it had a holder. No biggie for me since I make my own tags to display, but if it had a dealer tag on it I would of taken it off in their parking lot and three it away.
I didn't want the dealer where I had to pick it up from having their name on it at all. I was notified my car arrived there and was there in less than an hour, they had already slapped their crap on it, and its some metallic junk I can't get off
No, this is like a flat sticker, but its metallic, chrome looking stuff.
Try the hair dryer. I've had a lot of success with it in the past with more delicate things than a car.
