if the mark is deep etched .. just use the filler to fill the gaps and give a fresh paint on it ..

if the mark is embossed out then sand it nicely, u can use either dremel to sand (if u have) or drill with the sander attached .. these 2 equip will make ur job faster ..

during repainting, try to make a new logo (ur custom) to hide the flaws ..

Hmm its very weird why u want to do this...DO you mind if i ask why u wana remove it?

Try what ipaq said bout using cube sugar. I tried before but tried it on your own risk

also wondering why he want to remove it

^ask him. maybe he/she want to write his/her own brand.

This post has been edited by figure8: Apr 24 2008, 11:24 PM

his or her name on it maybe

Use eraser, rub slowly til the thin protection layer off,then the brand mark should be easier to be removed. Just my 2cents

Just qi fung you .