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montheonelitre

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Registered: 12th Jan 05
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27th Jan 05 at 21:38

whats the easiest way to get the vauxhall and corsa badges off the back of the car without damaging the paint work??

jonathanw4949

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27th Jan 05 at 21:44

u used a flat head screw driver with sum rag on the end of it to get em off, then its just a case of elbo grease 2 get the stickey crap off but take your time with it and the jobs easy

montheonelitre

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27th Jan 05 at 21:51

cheers m8. thot it would be something like that didnt want to ruin it though. thot mite have to heat it or something loosen the glue.

Smick

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27th Jan 05 at 22:51

You do have to heat it surely?

suchcorsa1.2_8v

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27th Jan 05 at 23:08

A hairdryer, an old credit card or something like that i used and old phone top up card, and then use some crystal meths to clean the sticky glue marks left over.

montheonelitre

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28th Jan 05 at 09:19

cheers. didnt know if there was any grooves or anything like that that would need to be filled thot it mite have been clipped on. cheers for the help

eayutl

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28th Jan 05 at 13:33

I used a creit card to get the badges off, and then the sticky stuff comes off with T-Cut and a bit of elbow grease!

corsa_u_can

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Registered: 16th Feb 04
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28th Jan 05 at 16:22

Ive heard something like fishing wire with some fairy liquid is good! Wierd i know but it works by what ive heard

--Dave--

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28th Jan 05 at 16:45

soak it with hot water and then prize off the badge with a credit card.

You can then pick off any remaining sticky stuff with your finger nails as it'll be nice and soft.

Once it's all of clean the surface and then T-cut to get any last bits off.

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