Hard Rock International property president Matt Harkness has his hands full this past few months as he try to scrub away the not-so-good memories left by the shuttered Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City.

Trump Taj Mahal, which became the symbol of all the things that was wrong in Atlantic City, was sold to Hard Rock by billionaire Carl Icahn in March for $50 million — about 4 cents on the dollar from the $1.2 billion Trump spent to open it in 1990.

Up until yesterday, Harkness has done his best to take away the influence of the man who is now president of the United States from his signature casino.

Philly.com reported that Hard Rock has finally unveiled the casino resort’s famous sign beside a monolithic work site on Tuesday.