Sticker/Badge take off technique!! any1 got good idea?
14 May 2005, 01:01 PM
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Sticker/Badge take off technique!! any1 got good idea?
hi all,
it might sound stupid but i would like to hear if anyone had taken off their sticker off the boot. ie WRX-impreza and S U B A R U badges? How/best way to do it. Do I use a hair dryer to soften it before hand? Will it leave any marks?
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mike
it might sound stupid but i would like to hear if anyone had taken off their sticker off the boot. ie WRX-impreza and S U B A R U badges? How/best way to do it. Do I use a hair dryer to soften it before hand? Will it leave any marks?
Cheers
mike
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14 May 2005, 01:37 PM
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Heat with a hair dryer to soften the adhesive, use a strong thread/fishing line to 'saw' through the back.
Clean off residue using Autoglym bug and tar remover, WD40 or methlyted spirits.
Takes a while to clean it properly then use a good polish to clean the area.
Clean off residue using Autoglym bug and tar remover, WD40 or methlyted spirits.
Takes a while to clean it properly then use a good polish to clean the area.
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Originally Posted by richiewong
Heat with a hair dryer to soften the adhesive, use a strong thread/fishing line to 'saw' through the back.
Clean off residue using Autoglym bug and tar remover, WD40 or methlyted spirits.
Takes a while to clean it properly then use a good polish to clean the area.
Clean off residue using Autoglym bug and tar remover, WD40 or methlyted spirits.
Takes a while to clean it properly then use a good polish to clean the area.
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