opions on a debadge?

hjdavies · Sep 8, 2012

as in the topic. whats your guys opions?

garuf · Sep 8, 2012

Looks good, I have done the same to mine and taken the side ones off and kept the rings.

hades- · Sep 8, 2012

take the rings off aswell.

hjdavies · Sep 8, 2012

really? got any pics of it done ?

Av4nt · Sep 8, 2012

Why would anyone remove the rings!!! may aswell remove the tyres too :wacko:

CHEZ · Sep 8, 2012

keep the rings! i say!
off with the rest

hjdavies · Sep 8, 2012

i dont perticuly like it without rings. but allways up for suggestions

Bailey · Sep 8, 2012

Is it easy to do a de badge? I am considering doing mine

Cheers

CHEZ · Sep 8, 2012

Bailey said:
Is it easy to do a de badge? I am considering doing mine

Cheers

its a doddle mate and very rewarding! loads of guides on here! just do a search! :readit:

hjdavies · Sep 8, 2012

easy took about 15 mins.

hot water to loozen the glue
fishing line to slide behinde them
soak a rag in glue remover
rub like crazy
job done

andrecc · Sep 8, 2012

I've debade mine didn't use a fishing line used clothing thread lol

Helifella · Sep 8, 2012

Just leave the chrome rings they're all that matters, unless you opt for gloss black rings ;-) but definitely loose model / engine badges.

As mine is a Black edition i've also swapped out the ali wing badges for black/red items.

WAFTER · Sep 8, 2012

hjdavies said:
easy took about 15 mins.

hot water to loozen the glue
fishing line to slide behinde them
soak a rag in glue remover
rub like crazy
job done

No no DO NOT "RUB LIKE CRAZY" unless you're not bothered about micro-scratching. Lots of glue remover on residual glue adhering to bodywork, dab with rag until all glue removed leaving a soft smeary mess. Spray with WD40 and GENTLY wipe off, then apply wax and polish up.

hjdavies · Sep 8, 2012

i didn accually "rub like crazy" haha. i give it abit a rub with the glue remover. then polished it and waxed it. sorry for the false info there

garuf · Sep 9, 2012

WAFTER said:
No no DO NOT "RUB LIKE CRAZY" unless you're not bothered about micro-scratching. Lots of glue remover on residual glue adhering to bodywork, dab with rag until all glue removed leaving a soft smeary mess. Spray with WD40 and GENTLY wipe off, then apply wax and polish up.

WD40 is how I did it too. Works real good.

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