CROSSOVER MOD: How to De-Badge
CROSSOVER MOD: How to De-Badge
De-Badge
Ok, so you don't want people knowing you've got a 1.2 under the bonnet , or just prefer the smooth look.
To remove the rear badges, just follow these simple steps.
Download the PDF file for offline reference and printing.
Also, get the reader if you don't have it already:
Ok, so you don't want people knowing you've got a 1.2 under the bonnet , or just prefer the smooth look.
To remove the rear badges, just follow these simple steps.
Download the PDF file for offline reference and printing.
Also, get the reader if you don't have it already:
Last edited by mole on Tue Dec 16, 2003 6:51 pm, edited 1 time in total.
side strips
Yeah this is a good way to debadge. You can use a piece of cardboard as an alternative to dental floss if you want.
Do you know if removing side strips on a mk4 is done in the same way?
Do you know if removing side strips on a mk4 is done in the same way?
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Some more hints......
You could use boiling water if you dont happen to have a hair dryer, but this does take longer and.... I found out that if you do have like bits of the rubber/glue stuff you can use auto glym paint restorer and rub it alot, and the it comes up all shiny and good!! Hope this helps anyone....?
You could use boiling water if you dont happen to have a hair dryer, but this does take longer and.... I found out that if you do have like bits of the rubber/glue stuff you can use auto glym paint restorer and rub it alot, and the it comes up all shiny and good!! Hope this helps anyone....?
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