de- badgeing

[matt steds]

is it an easy job to whip the rear writing off its a bitch to clean and keeps ripping the sponge

[Guest]

is it an easy job to whip the rear writing off its a bitch to clean and keeps ripping the sponge

Use a hair dryer to heat the letters a little to soften the adhesive, then slide some dental floss behind the plastic and gentle moving it from side to side, you should be able to get them off no problems. You will then need to heat the adhesive again and use a plastic scraper to remove has much as possible and then use some white spirit and a PLASTIC scourer to remove the final little bit. T cut and then polish for the final finish.

Oh and if you get them off in one piece, someone on the forum will probably take them off your hands. I had to get some new ones for mine and got them off ebay. However the guy had to ship from the US and the postage was more than the badges.

Cheers