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28 June 2003, 09:01 AM
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not an expert as I never had the SUBARU lettering but I think the geleral concensus it to heat gently with a hair dryer and then use some dental flos to remove
I just had a sticker to remove and after a polish you would never know it was there
hope that helps
Alistair
I just had a sticker to remove and after a polish you would never know it was there
hope that helps
Alistair
28 June 2003, 12:56 PM
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Hi Jamie,
Not long done mine mate, i cut through the glue with pieces of sewing cotton, cut a length doubled it up and then slipped it in the back, and backwards and forwards then till it came off. Take it easy though or the cotton will just keep braking. Polished it up now you would never know it had been there.
Cheers James
Not long done mine mate, i cut through the glue with pieces of sewing cotton, cut a length doubled it up and then slipped it in the back, and backwards and forwards then till it came off. Take it easy though or the cotton will just keep braking. Polished it up now you would never know it had been there.
Cheers James
28 June 2003, 04:12 PM
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As above but you will find a kettle of hot water gently poured over the letters will warm up the adhesive, this will make them come off even easier then white spirit will remove any leftover residue.
Then apply new badges !!!
Just like that !!
Simon
[Edited by Silver Scooby Sport - 6/28/2003 4:15:58 PM]
Then apply new badges !!!
Just like that !!
Simon
[Edited by Silver Scooby Sport - 6/28/2003 4:15:58 PM]
29 June 2003, 12:38 AM
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sorry brun,aint got the capabilities to do this,followed a uk 97 the other day and thought it looked good debadged,then got home and thought mine looked nice badged!cheers anyway chaps.jamie
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Phone number is - 01530 830840
I've being meaning to ring then myself and find out the price, but i've had so much on my mind, i've yet to sort it
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