how to: DIY debadge
 

pretty simple job, yet people still ask :confused:
did it the other day, here's a quick rundown + vid

1. heat up badge with hairdryer, for about a minute, regulate heat

2. floss off badge with fishing line until it comes off

3. pick off as much adhesive with your fingers

4. use wd40/ eucaliptus oil/ wax grease remover to remove the excess adhesive

5. use cut and polish to remove the "outline" from where the adhesive was.

6. clean surface, stand back and admire your work.

video (embed?)
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CR8GKASC5AU]How to debadge a car (easy) - YouTube[/url]

pics:
tools
[IMG]http://i449.photobucket.com/albums/qq220/dbbl07/IMG_0264-1.jpg[/IMG]
during
[IMG]http://i449.photobucket.com/albums/qq220/dbbl07/IMG_0268.jpg[/IMG]
badges off
[IMG]http://i449.photobucket.com/albums/qq220/dbbl07/IMG_0271.jpg[/IMG]
finished product
[IMG]http://i449.photobucket.com/albums/qq220/dbbl07/IMG_0273.jpg?t=1315213974[/IMG]

hope this helps :p

dardy work there son thanks for posting

Nice work man! Microfiber cloth for extra win!

Can I buy the AWD Badge from you?

What brand of cut and polish did you use? I still have a slight outline of my badges even after I took 6 straight hours of trying everything to remove it.

"no, ur a bus!"

good stuff on the DIY

good stuff, the desired clean look

[QUOTE=N1GHTH4WK92;604438]What brand of cut and polish did you use? I still have a slight outline of my badges even after I took 6 straight hours of trying everything to remove it.[/QUOTE]

kitten cut and polish number 2

Terrific DIY

looks good! might do it to our subie :P