Average cost of delivery badging in / around London

[Mo D]

I have in total about 6 letters which need to come off from the back of the Car.

How many of you have done it and what did it cost you?

Any recommendations for a place would obviously be appreciated.

[Benmac]

Do you just mean the badges stuck on by the manufacturer, engine size, model name etc?

If so, they're usually just plastic with some sticky pad on the back. Get a hair dryer onto them to warm and soften the glue up then carefully prize and peel them off. Once they're off you might need to go at it with a small amount of polish to get rid of any residue but that's it. 10 minute job start to finish.

[Matt UK]

Benmac said:

Do you just mean the badges stuck on by the manufacturer, engine size, model name etc?

If so, they're usually just plastic with some sticky pad on the back. Get a hair dryer onto them to warm and soften the glue up then carefully prize and peel them off. Once they're off you might need to go at it with a small amount of polish to get rid of any residue but that's it. 10 minute job start to finish.

Hairdryer / dental floss / polish - job done.

[BigBen]

Benmac said:

Do you just mean the badges stuck on by the manufacturer, engine size, model name etc?

If so, they're usually just plastic with some sticky pad on the back. Get a hair dryer onto them to warm and soften the glue up then carefully prize and peel them off. Once they're off you might need to go at it with a small amount of polish to get rid of any residue but that's it. 10 minute job start to finish.

Yep exactly that. I used dental floss to get under the letters once softened with a hair dryer, a simple 10 min job.

[DensionThis]

This is helpful as I was thinking of doing this too..Cheers