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Badge Adhesive Removal - readie - 05-03-2013
What's the best thing to remove the badge adhesive off the car after debadging? It's a foooooker to get off
any suggestions
RE: Badge Adhesive Removal - Ed Doe - 05-03-2013
Hope you don't mind me editing your post and thread title a bit buddy, it should help you get a quicker answer!
I'd try autoglym tar removal; it's pretty good at getting most things off, and IIRC that's what I used for my dt debadge way back when
RE: Badge Adhesive Removal - C.A.R. - 05-03-2013
Autoglym Intensive Tar Remover (called exactly that)
Trick is to soak the area in this stuff (which is very runny, like water) and leave it for a few seconds, then go at it with either the sharp edge of a squeegee or a tough cloth (which will get f*cked up so don't use a good one).
Works wonders.
RE: Badge Adhesive Removal - ozonehostile - 05-03-2013
Autoglym or thinkers and a heatgun. dont burn the paint though!
RE: Badge Adhesive Removal - readie - 05-03-2013
cheersw lads ...... nah no probs mate got me a quick response lool wernt sure what to put ill give it ago were the best place to get it from halfords ????? also was told t cut would do it ????
RE: Badge Adhesive Removal - ginge191 - 05-03-2013
heatgun and a little bit of petrol worked a treat for me
RE: Badge Adhesive Removal - ozonehostile - 05-03-2013
Get the most of it off with one of the above methods then If theres any discoloration left use tcut on that
RE: Badge Adhesive Removal - readie - 05-03-2013
cheers dudes gonna smash it out tonight left the 306 badge on the only took the gay peugeot badge of lol
RE: Badge Adhesive Removal - Pompey306mark - 05-03-2013
I removed some meridian badges from a guys car with nothing more than a screw driver (careful hands) and a rag with water.
RE: Badge Adhesive Removal - readie - 05-03-2013
yh but ur too far away to do mine lol
Badge Adhesive Removal - Aaron _d95 - 05-03-2013
Meth spirits is really good. Finally got mine off after a year of trying other stuff along the rid strips on my old car and tried meths this weekend and came of so easy.
RE: Badge Adhesive Removal - readie - 05-03-2013
wont that take of the paint tho ???????
RE: Badge Adhesive Removal - Dum-Dum - 05-03-2013
Your all wrong, the correct tool for this job is a fudge wheel (often called an eraser wheel or a pin stripe remover)
Get them on ebay
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tex-Eraser-Wheel-For-Fast-Removal-Of-Double-Sides-DCA-49-/281073856779?pt=UK_Body_Shop_Supplies_Paint&hash=item41714eb10b
I promise you there is much much much much less effort involved than using AG ITR or similar and much less chance of damaging your paint than using a paint gun.
RE: Badge Adhesive Removal - Matt - 05-03-2013
Orbital sander
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RE: Badge Adhesive Removal - Eeyore - 05-03-2013
I got some universal sticky tar remover stuff from halfords for £5 or something. Removes bubble gum too apaprently. Havent got round to using it yet though!
Badge Adhesive Removal - Aaron _d95 - 05-03-2013
(05-03-2013, 04:46 PM)readie Wrote: wont that take of the paint tho ???????
No I just put it on a cloth or spray it on by putting a top of a spray cleaner bottle and the adhesive just rubs off
RE: Badge Adhesive Removal - Dicky - 05-03-2013
I just use an old Subway card to get the badge off and thinners to get the adhesive off, jobdone.