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I would doubt a company would make it easy for you to remove their branding off of their own product. You could remove it and re spray it again.

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Hey,

 

I have a question, is it possible to remove the bitfenix case logo? Or will it be visible when it's removed? 

If it is possible, what is the best way to remove it?

 

Thanks in advance,

Jordyvc

 

Which case are we talking about? BitFenix makes a lot of cases and the logos on them are sticked in different ways. 

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I would doubt a company would make it easy for you to remove their branding off of their own product. You could remove it and re spray it again.

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A comrade case.

 

I believe you could remove the logo, though it is highly possible that you damage the front of the case, since it is made of smooth plastic. If I where you, I wouldn't bother doing it. 

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It will most likely chip your paint. But I have a question... WHY? Why do you even want to remove it? I think it looks good and it's not even that big and eyecatching.

Why do people remove their car emblems... they just don't want them.

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