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JordanR

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Registered: 20th Oct 09
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16th Apr 10 at 16:33

whats the best way to de badge?

Eddx14xe

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Registered: 12th Jan 10
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16th Apr 10 at 16:49

Me and my mate used a card, like a credit/debit card etc to scrape the badges off. Then used nail varnish remover to get rid of the glue

It didnt damage the paint but i would get some like tar remover instead

rerose1991

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Registered: 18th Mar 10
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16th Apr 10 at 16:53

hairdryer mate till its warm peel it off the tar and glue remover to get the rest off

Eddx14xe

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16th Apr 10 at 16:56

We tried a hairdryer but it didnt work for us, maybe its all different glues, we done it on a pug 206

rerose1991

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16th Apr 10 at 16:58

well we use a heat gun at work
but if you cant get hold of one then hairdryer is the next best thing just take a little longer

Haimsey

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Registered: 8th May 05
Location: Nottingham Drives: Corsa B
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17th Apr 10 at 09:40

Boil the kettle. Pour it on. Use debit/credit card to pick at it.

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alan t

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17th Apr 10 at 11:14

i always use a credit card for it. probs best to heat up the badge with a hairdrier first then use the card to prise the badge off. then i use a caramel wheel to get rid of the glue thats on the bodywork. hope this helps

JordanR

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17th Apr 10 at 16:27

thanks everyone!

Daveskater

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17th Apr 10 at 20:57

You need a decent hairdryer in my experience. We have a big one and a small one, I tried the small one first as it was easier to get to but it did nothing

Big one had no problems.

Just try to warm them up a bit though so you don't make the paint too soft, otherwise you can leave impressions on it if anything presses against it.

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