debadging?
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why does everyone have questions w/ debadging?
its not a hard process, just remove the emblems, glue, and wax. that's it. do it, the lines look really clean w/ out them. leave the rings though. do you ever see BMW's or Mercedes w/out their symbols? you have to show off your brand
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if everyone jumped off a bridge would you. if you like it, do it. but i like my badges and i'm not
giving in to the peer pressure of debadging.
this is how to do it. take a heat gun or hair dryer and heat the badge. then after a few minutes take some floss (dental) and pull it behind the badge using a sawing motion. if it doesn't go through pretty easly then keep heating. use goo gone and elbow grease to remove the sticky stuff on the car.
this is how to do it. take a heat gun or hair dryer and heat the badge. then after a few minutes take some floss (dental) and pull it behind the badge using a sawing motion. if it doesn't go through pretty easly then keep heating. use goo gone and elbow grease to remove the sticky stuff on the car.