Badge Removal
07-27-2010, 09:25 PM
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I just did the svt badge that was on the terminator decklid I bought. No holes, and it was easy.
use a hair dryer, or a heat gun on the lowest setting. A heat gun will put out enough heat to soften the clearcoat, so be careful! Once it has been warmed up, I used a 24" piece of string and went from left to right on the foam.
The easiest (and safest) way to get the remaining foam and glue residue off is to use a naptha soaked rag. Naptha will not harm the clearcoat and does a pretty good job and removing the foam and glue residue.
It took me about 45 mins taking my time and making sure the glue was off 100%
use a hair dryer, or a heat gun on the lowest setting. A heat gun will put out enough heat to soften the clearcoat, so be careful! Once it has been warmed up, I used a 24" piece of string and went from left to right on the foam.
The easiest (and safest) way to get the remaining foam and glue residue off is to use a naptha soaked rag. Naptha will not harm the clearcoat and does a pretty good job and removing the foam and glue residue.
It took me about 45 mins taking my time and making sure the glue was off 100%
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