Debadgeing

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armo
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Debadgeing

Post by armo »

hey guys, any one know if the rear VW badge is stuck on or cliped in? :?

and also the written POLO is that jst stuck on?
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Post by ModifiedMadness »

The rear VW badge is stuck on but there is an indent behind it.

The POLO badge is just stuck on
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Post by armo »

thx mate!
if changing the original VW badge 2 the black ones do i av 2 like use special glue? or normal superglue will do?

i was also thinkin of just sandpaperin the chrom off the badge an resprayin :lol: u fink that b ok? or look 2 cheap haha
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Post by ModifiedMadness »

I wouldn't superglue anything to the car if I was you, get yourself some trim repair tape from Halfords :D

There's nothing wrong with spraying the badges, plenty of people have done it 8)
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Post by armo »

thx 4 the advice mate!!
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Post by Tailor »

Whats the best way of removing the rear badge, is it just a case of heating with a hair drying and pealing off?
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Post by Si_GTi »

If its the lettering you're on about, yes, heat it up a little and use some thin cotton or similar (dental floss!) to "saw" behind the badge and remove it from the tailgate.

As for the VW roundel, if it is a warm day you can just pull this off with your bare hands! I removed my black badge on Monday evening with no heating up at all.

Incidentally, I have a genuine black rear and black front VW badge for sale if you are after one. I have a buyer for the front badge if you are only after the back one too! For sale post is here.

Cheers ;)
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Post by Tailor »

Yeh i was on about the back badge, thanks for letting me know that u got one for sale, but ive already got one, just made it myself by just spraying it.
Ill try just peeling it off anyway, hopefully tommorow is a hot day....
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Post by ModifiedMadness »

I've never heated any of my badges to get them off.

My GTi badge was taken off at 7:20am (not exactly a warm time of day) just using a bit of cotton, then some WD40 and my fingers to get the sticky residue off :D
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