Debadging

[1970judge]

I would like to debadge my car whats the trick to not break my badges and to not leave TOO much residue. Then how do i get that shit off?

[Chris 96 WS6]

Dental floss.

[Fenster]

Dental floss.

Werd!!! Dental floss then a little fine rubbing compound is what I used on the TA to remove the badges.

[Karps TA]

fishing line will work too.

Goo Gone is a nice product for removing the adhesive.

[Bill]

Yes, what they all said

[gettinthere]

Not too much left to add here. Use a hair dryer or heat gun on low to heat the badges up. This will melt the adhesive a bit. Then some floss or fishing line will get the badges off. After that some goo gone will take away any residue.

[1970judge]

Awesome thanks guys.

[agentf1]

Heat and fishing line. Then remove any leftover adhesive with 3m adhesive remover or wd40 might work also. Body shops do this all the time.

[ihaterice]

anyone have pics of a red TA with the badges removed?

[Z-Bird]

Lighter fluid (naptha) works, and is also routinely used on finishes of expensive acoustic guitars.

I've used it to take off the dealer's name from 3 different vehicles, it cleans up the residue and evaporates quickly.

[Bipolar]

Goo Gone!