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Techniques for Debagging
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Hammer and Chisel! >>>
I used some angled needle nose pliers and my buddy ran some dental floss behind the badge. They should come right off. Don't pry to hard on the badges as the opposite end can leave an indention in the paint. Once the badges are off wipe the area with some goo be gone and wash the area with soap and water. That's it!
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Yes, because some dental floss can break. Also, don't use the hair dryer too >>
much, because some of the badges do get soft, especially when trying to pry them off. I didn't have to use any Goo-Gone, in spite of what others have reported (takes off wax or top surface)...instead, I used a lot of spray wax...seemed to have soften up the foam and adhesive and rubbed right off.