De-badging
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Locke

Original Poster:

1,279 posts

211 months

Thursday 23rd July 2009
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Just wondering the best way really, I was thinking WD40, boiling water and a credit card? Then it may need a slight polish afterwards. Is that the best way to do it?

Cheers. Liam

dannytherev

2,370 posts

212 months

Thursday 23rd July 2009
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The way I always do it is heat gun and small stanley blade (watch the bodywork) take your time it will work, if there is any glue left over just heat gun it and scrape it with your nails then a quick polish after much better

Jonny671

29,880 posts

216 months

Thursday 23rd July 2009
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Danny, what did you do about the holes under your badges?

dannytherev

2,370 posts

212 months

Thursday 23rd July 2009
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Jonny671 said:
Danny, what did you do about the holes under your badges?
Sorry to confuse you didn't do it to my own car just car's in general and only do it if you know there aren't holes behind the badges.By the way how is your second c2 going remember reading about your mishap

Jonny671

29,880 posts

216 months

Thursday 23rd July 2009
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dannytherev said:
Jonny671 said:
Danny, what did you do about the holes under your badges?
Sorry to confuse you didn't do it to my own car just car's in general and only do it if you know there aren't holes behind the badges.By the way how is your second c2 going remember reading about your mishap
Ah right, yeah!

Its good thankyou.. Abit annoyed as I had some things done to the old one that I couldn't take for the new one but hey, just saving to get them done to this one.

This one has abit of a sqeek somewhere near the passenger rear seat though that I have to find :lol:

Red Firecracker

5,339 posts

254 months

Thursday 23rd July 2009
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dannytherev said:
The way I always do it is heat gun and small stanley blade (watch the bodywork) take your time it will work, if there is any glue left over just heat gun it and scrape it with your nails then a quick polish after much better
Or to avoid carving into the paint, heat the badge and use a piece if strong cotton in a sawing motion up and down behind the badge.

akita1

497 posts

227 months

Thursday 23rd July 2009
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Try Dental Floss should do the trick.

Thejimreaper

3,178 posts

232 months

Thursday 23rd July 2009
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Heat it with a hair dryer for about 5 minutes, then spray on bug or tar remover, leave to slak for about 5 mins then use dental floss to get in behind it and remove it. Repeat the process again to remove the left over gunk!

Martin Keene

11,372 posts

252 months

Thursday 23rd July 2009
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A good alternative to dental floss is fishing line.

C.A.R.

3,992 posts

215 months

Thursday 23rd July 2009
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Or..

Trick I found was the little applicators you get with body filler etc. with a thin edge. Worked wonders and got more than one part of the badge off at a time because they were good and rigid and were bigger than a credit card.

LeightonBuzzard

463 posts

205 months

Thursday 23rd July 2009
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hairdryer, patience and bug and tar remover for afters