I've got a dark blue sqare were people have debadge it and I want to get rid off it and paint it and some how blend it in how can I do this?

i take it its of a similar shade to the rest of your car?

t-cut, t-cut some more, then t-cut some more around and over the offesnive area and it should blend slightly

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people using g3 without knowing what there doing can do damage to the paint..

id never use g3 on my car for the fact i have no idea and id probably end up taking too much paint off

T-cut is fine for the odd job, and the amateur, as long as you at least wax afterwards.

On my first Fez I had to get a new door. The car was red, the new door was pink lol A bit of graft with the T-cut later, lo and behold, everything matched. Sorted.

Get pics of the square though so we can assess properly...

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looks like thats a patch of glue from a sticker.. will it peel off with a bit of heat?

does it seem like a sticker? (does it have a lip you can pick at)

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Quote Ry, Mallory Park, 3rd Dec: "Ahhhh crap... Just a bit too over eager really!"
"I used to be an adventurer like you, but then I took an arrow in the knee"

T-Cut will only spead the adhesive residue about but eventually will remove it but nail polish remover, thinners, white spirit or even turps, will remove it easily in seconds with very little effort where as with T-Cut you will be sweating like a pig trying to remove it.