Removing badges
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red_slr

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19,995 posts

212 months

Tuesday 22nd September 2020
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Slowly working my way round my car with megs 2 stage polish.

Been a few years since I broke out the DAS Pro and this paint is really in bad condition.

There are 3 badges on the back of the car, I was going to remove all 3 and then just replace the main badge (audi OOOO)

Whats the best way to remove? In the past I have used hot water but not sure if there is a better method these days?


PositronicRay

28,621 posts

206 months

Tuesday 22nd September 2020
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Warm it up, hairdryer or hot air gun (carefully and on low) then some fishing line sawing though the sticky backing.

5harp3y

1,966 posts

222 months

Tuesday 22nd September 2020
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PositronicRay said:
Warm it up, hairdryer or hot air gun (carefully and on low) then some fishing line sawing though the sticky backing.
yup this

ive even found parking the car in the sun works

bobski1

1,990 posts

127 months

Saturday 26th September 2020
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I've often found the hairdryer is easier.

I also use some autoglym tar remover to get rid of any left over adhesive too

V8covin

9,363 posts

216 months

Sunday 27th September 2020
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Some people say dental floss works,not tried it myself

Chubbyross

4,848 posts

108 months

Sunday 27th September 2020
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V8covin said:
Some people say dental floss works,not tried it myself
I’ve used dental floss and it worked fine. Just make sure you heat the glue sufficiently. A hairdryer will be fine.

DickyC

56,941 posts

221 months

Friday 2nd October 2020
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Strimmer cord if there's no fishing line to hand