FasT09
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Registered: 4th Feb 05
Location: North Yorkshire
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I wanna debadge me car at the back and was wonderin wot the best method is to do this. im worried that the paint colour will b different or nackerd underneath.
thx
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andywsxi16v
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Registered: 4th Oct 04
Location: Manchester
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Heat up the badges with an air dryer, there will be some black rubber left on, all i did was soke it furniture polish and it just wipes off! Then just use something like t-cut to polish it up.
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tang
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Registered: 15th Jul 04
Location: Preston, Lancashire
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hi
I usually get the hairdryer on it and use dental floss (or credit card if u prefer) and slowly use a sawing action behind the badge and it should easily come off if not heat it abit more.
Then use abit of bug juice or something with alcohol in it to remove the glue were the badge was.
it will leave a shadow but a few cleans and waxes u shudnt really notice it
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FasT09
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Registered: 4th Feb 05
Location: North Yorkshire
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Cool nice one. Cud i use hot water pour it over then use dental floss buy sum of that bug juice and then some polish? Shud do it?
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tang
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Registered: 15th Jul 04
Location: Preston, Lancashire
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hot water would probably, dont make it 2 hot just incase it might do damage to the paint, still think u wud b better off with the hair dryer. if u want to use bug juice or whatever make sure its all clear before applying wax / polish and also dont go crazy with the bug juice when gettin the glue stong but good stuff make sure its all cleared off the body (cleaning solution and water)
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