Help with my sticky situation

[jacobegg]

So I got this civic badge off an older civic in the scrap yard. I thought it would look good in front of the passenger seat. Let me know what you think. Here’s my sticky situation (pun intended) I need something that’ll keep it stuck there but 1. That I can take off if I ever want to 2. Won’t damage the interior of the car. So you guys got any idea of what I could use to stick it there?

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[Temesvar]

So I got this civic badge off an older civic in the scrap yard. I thought it would look good in front of the passenger seat. Let me know what you think. Here’s my sticky situation (pun intended) I need something that’ll keep it stuck there but 1. That I can take off if I ever want to 2. Won’t damage the interior of the car. So you guys got any idea of what I could use to stick it there?

If you like it, who caress what others say?? However, i think it looks good.
Clean well the back side, and use a two way tape.

 

[jacobegg]

If you like it, who caress what others say?? However, i think it looks good.
Clean well the back side, and use a two way tape.

Very true, open to ideas though. Would any two way tape work?

 

[PowerPerLiter]

There is green and white colored interior molding tape at autozone for about 6 bucks. Should be in aisle 7 lower shelf area right hand side.

 

[COOL COUPE]

Go to any toll both and tell them you just bought another car and need the sticky tape thing to affix your ezpass unit to your window - turn around and put that behind both of the "I" s in the CIVIC piece and now you have it affixed and a 3D going on as well! It's VERY STRONG and will def hold it!

 

[gtman]

3M transfer tape should work well for that. It's very thin and fairly strong but should be easy to remove.

https://www.amazon.com/3M-F9469PC-Adhesive-Transfer-0-625/dp/B00JKNM3V2/ref=asc_df_B00JKNM3V2

 

[Hondaman_MI]

So I got this civic badge off an older civic in the scrap yard. I thought it would look good in front of the passenger seat. Let me know what you think. Here’s my sticky situation (pun intended) I need something that’ll keep it stuck there but 1. That I can take off if I ever want to 2. Won’t damage the interior of the car. So you guys got any idea of what I could use to stick it there?

Super glue dots from a dollar store. They stick really well and easily come off without leaving adhesive. They're sold on parchment paper, and work good. I used it on my LED footwell lighting strips.

 

[CivicXI]

My professional opinion is to use a VHB tape. But stick it onto your jeans first then pull it off, it'll reduce the tack so it doesn't leave a residue when you remove it. The VHB backing is viscoelastic so it'll hold well with vibration.

The 2nd thing u should then do is max out your medical coverage in the event that you're in an accident and the Civic logo is fired into your passengers face at 200mph.

 

[ZigzagDerpaderp]

It looks terrible but to each his own. You should put a Type R badge instead.

 

[TypeSiR]

Relocate it elsewhere? Maybe door sill? The clear coat on that dash piece is fragile and will start to develop very fine hairline cracks with age (sun exposure). Don’t stick anything there if you can help it.

 

[gtman]

The other big no no for me is the simple fact that it's not the 10th gen logo.

 

[latole]

Use ;
SEAL 'N PEEL Removable Weatherstrip Sealant or other brand. Home Depot, Lowe's .....

A few drop ; easy to remove, with no damage

 

[AVLien]

The other big no no for me is the simple fact that it's not the 10th gen logo.

I like it. It's an homage to a past Civic generation. Of course, I did something similar on my '06 Charger...

 

[civicls]

There is green and white colored interior molding tape at autozone for about 6 bucks. Should be in aisle 7 lower shelf area right hand side.

Dam, you got the store all memorized by heart lol

 

[PowerPerLiter]

Dam, you got the store all memorized by heart lol

I used to manage for them back in the day lol

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