How I de-badge!

[TimWills28]

Simples! Enjoy!

 

[S32B]

Or just use a hair dryer and then do the same!

 

[Gordo77]

Or just use a hair dryer and then do the same!

Or dental floss...?

 

[TimWills28]

Or just use a hair dryer and then do the same!

Don't own a hair dryer, or an extension lead for that matter

 

[CHEZ]

Hair drier, wd40, fishing line. Done

 

[KenL]

That scraper could easily scratch your paint!

 

[TimWills28]

Hair drier, wd40, fishing line. Done

Will try this next time

 

[TimWills28]

That scraper could easily scratch your paint!

Glad it didn't cos of low pressure and would have been more work as I'm getting in detailed and coated before the winter anyways

 

[KenL]

Too risky! One bit of grit in there could mark the paint.

I would probably use a good tar and glue remover to soften thing up and take my time.

I do plan to remove mine.

 

[Bristle Hound]

Or dental floss...?

Much prefer this method ^

 

[Audi Bairn]

Or dental floss...?

Yup, hairdryer & dental floss for me.
Then a bit polish to remove residue.
Did it to take off the T of my V6T badge before adding a Supercharged one below it.

 

[Bittern]

I know it's personal preference but why de-badge ?

 

[Hondafanatic]

I know it's personal preference but why de-badge ?

For me I prefer the clean look. I have no badges on my boot...think it looks better...but as you correctly point out, personal preference.

 

[TimWills28]

For me I prefer the clean look. I have no badges on my boot...think it looks better...but as you correctly point out, personal preference.

Same

 

[Scottyg]

+1 did mine a few months back with hairdryer and dental floss.

 

[Simon L]

+1 did mine a few months back with hairdryer and dental floss.

.........yeah but how did you remove yer badges Scotty??

 

[TimWills28]

.........yeah but how did you remove yer badges Scotty??

 

[Scottyg]

@Simon L head, gutter, out, get, your, the!!

 

[Mike Feldman]

Are the rings on the back of a sport back stuck on with only the adhesive, or is there more to it? I'd love to take off the rings but don't want to have to worry about peg holes.

 

[Flying Scotsman]

For me I prefer the clean look. I have no badges on my boot...think it looks better...but as you correctly point out, personal preference.

I understand the personal preference, but most cars that I see that have been de-badged are models of cars that are of a lower performance in the model line...BMW 3 series are the most notable for de-badging in my neck of the woods. It is a cleaner look though, but not for me.