Debadging?
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Karl_CLCoupe
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Debadging?
I want to remove the tired looking Coupe badge from my car, and delete the CL off the Polo_CL badge.
Am I right to think that the Coupe badge is glued on?
Also is the Polo badge secured using lugs or glue?
How do you remove the badges, or best ways to remove them?
And whats the best way to remove the gluey remains from bodywork?
Thanks.
Karl.
Am I right to think that the Coupe badge is glued on?
Also is the Polo badge secured using lugs or glue?
How do you remove the badges, or best ways to remove them?
And whats the best way to remove the gluey remains from bodywork?
Thanks.
Karl.
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Gareth_GT_Hatch
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Karl_CLCoupe
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Karl_CLCoupe
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Going back to this subject, I have seen a German Mark3 with a Mark4 POLO badge on it. The only way it looks achievable is if you removed the Mark3 badge, smoothed it over (to delete the lug holes) and then stuck the Mark4 badge over.DanW wrote:are they interchange able with the MK4 badges? or am i jus goin mad? I think that would look cool...
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Karl_CLCoupe
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for the stick-on badges...
The stick on badges (coupe and catalyst) can be easily removed using a bit of thin string (eg. the stuff you get on cheap kites).
Just start at one end, hook the string under the badge and pull it through to the other end. It leaves a patch of adhesive on the car, but that's easily removed with a bit of T-cut.
I reckon thats better than risking paint damage trying to lever the things off, or messing about with heat guns.
Just start at one end, hook the string under the badge and pull it through to the other end. It leaves a patch of adhesive on the car, but that's easily removed with a bit of T-cut.
I reckon thats better than risking paint damage trying to lever the things off, or messing about with heat guns.
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Karl_CLCoupe
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Removing rear VW badge?
Whats the best way to get the rear VW badge off to change it? Just remove the plastic cover that covers the wiper motor, find the lugs and push it out?
Karl.
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