adhesive for moomba decals

[Birdman]

ok thanks guys

[jmvotto]

You might be able to trim around the chrome moomba with exactly knife to get graphics off , seems time consuming either way

[sandm]

not sure how they are applied but I have de-badged almost every new vehicle I have owned in the last 15 years and most recently the silverado. they are the "chrome" plastic stick on letters.
apply some heat to soften the adhesive backing being careful not to melt the letters and use some strong dental floss to slide between the gelcoat and the letters. that usually does the trick to get them off in a single piece. once off, use goo gone to clean up all the original adhesive on the back side and buy some 3m double sided tape from a paint supply store for just this type of work.
it's a slow, time consuming process if you want them in 1 piece. I have lots of broken random letters that may or may not spell silverado leftover

[MJHSupra]

Chrome. Oh yeah I agree with what everyone said above about them getting damaged when you take them off, not sure how you would do that or you would have to go so slow that it wouldn't be worth it.

See if you can order the black-out letters for your boat from a dealer.
If you are into having the name on there, the black would look good with the yellow. Not chrome.

[trayson]

Typically badges are held on with 3m double sided foam trim tape. Like this:
https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/...E&gclsrc=aw.ds

That said, I've used the 3m spray adhesive on various projects. The spray adhesive works best if you spray it on both surfaces, wait for it to get tacky, than put them together. So it would be tough to get it sprayed on the gelcoat without overspray, but I suppose it could be possible with enough time and effort.

What Sandm said was pretty on point though. Most people wouldn't bother though. Also, as you peel off the decals, trying to cut with a razor knife as jmvotto suggested would be plausible too.

Good luck and I admire your determination.

[flynnva]

I do like Sandm but use fishing line to cut through the 3m tape. Once the letter is removed I use a heat gun, rubbing alcohol, adhesive remover and/or some auto wax to get the rest of the tape off with various amounts of success with each. At that point it's easy work just time consuming.