De badging help
15 July 2011, 01:12 PM
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De badging help
Hi everyone. I have started debadging by car, I have taken advice off here and used a hair drier and dental floss to remove lettering and have tried the White spirit to remove what's left but doesn't seem to work that well. Any other tips please
15 July 2011, 01:19 PM
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I recently did mine, and struggled getting the black glue crap off.....tried all sorts. I tried Megs bug and tar remover, but it didn't seem to do much......But I also sprayed it over the area, but then got busy doing something else, and left it for an hour by mistake. When I went back to it, it wiped off fairly easy to be honest!
15 July 2011, 02:38 PM
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15 July 2011, 05:21 PM
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hi,
i used Farecla G3 cutting compound on mine to get rid of the muck, it will give it a deep shine for you but do the whole boot as you will notice if you don't. then when your done you can use it again to buff the car.
i used Farecla G3 cutting compound on mine to get rid of the muck, it will give it a deep shine for you but do the whole boot as you will notice if you don't. then when your done you can use it again to buff the car.
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I used the dental floss and hair dryer method and with a bit of elbow grease and a couple of blisters I got all the glue off. I found that White spirit dried out the remnents of the glue and was easy to remove then.
16 July 2011, 09:47 AM
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see post 8.......
Spray on WD40, go and have a cup of tea, dunk a few ginger nuts, go back, wipe off WD40 along with half of the gunk.......spray on more WD40, go back and finish tea, choke on soggy bits of ginger nuts in bottopm of cup, note to self about dunking ginger nuts, go back to car and wipe off WD40 and repeat as necessary substituting rich tea for ginger nuts
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Spray on WD40, go and have a cup of tea, dunk a few ginger nuts, go back, wipe off WD40 along with half of the gunk.......spray on more WD40, go back and finish tea, choke on soggy bits of ginger nuts in bottopm of cup, note to self about dunking ginger nuts, go back to car and wipe off WD40 and repeat as necessary substituting rich tea for ginger nuts
|Shaun
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see post 8.......
Spray on WD40, go and have a cup of tea, dunk a few ginger nuts, go back, wipe off WD40 along with half of the gunk.......spray on more WD40, go back and finish tea, choke on soggy bits of ginger nuts in bottopm of cup, note to self about dunking ginger nuts, go back to car and wipe off WD40 and repeat as necessary substituting rich tea for ginger nuts|
Shaun
Spray on WD40, go and have a cup of tea, dunk a few ginger nuts, go back, wipe off WD40 along with half of the gunk.......spray on more WD40, go back and finish tea, choke on soggy bits of ginger nuts in bottopm of cup, note to self about dunking ginger nuts, go back to car and wipe off WD40 and repeat as necessary substituting rich tea for ginger nuts
|Shaun
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