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23-11-2005
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| Re: FAQ - De-badging i de badged mine hot soapy water an a old credit card came off a treat but i cant get my mangolish sticker typa thing off i dont no how to wonder if any of you have came across this problem?
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19-12-2005
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| Simplify & Add Lightness  | Re: FAQ - De-badging If there is quite a lot of glue that is hard to shift left when you take the badge off, you can also use Jelsol on it. Just spray it over the glue and leave it for a few minutes, then just slide the credit card underneath it and it should come off pretty easily 
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26-05-2006
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| Cinq's Dying :'(  | Re: FAQ - De-badging Easing oil (WD40) is also good for removing left over glue  | ||
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24-07-2006
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| Re: FAQ - De-badging Just done my Stilo, used a wallpaper steamer, took the plate off the steamer and worked the end of the hose round the badges, they just came off nicely without any effort.
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28-12-2006
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 | Re: FAQ - De-badging I used a rubber drill attachment thing (pinstripe removal tool) to remove the glue...works wonders
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04-03-2007
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| Re: FAQ - De-badging white spirit and credit card good aswell, rub a WS soaked cloth on the glue, leave for 2 then rub for 10 and it will take it of easily
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05-03-2007
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| Pick a window,your leavin  | Re: FAQ - De-badging Intensive bug and tar foam works well to loosen it, then when dry just rub it vigorously with your finger and it'll come off.
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07-01-2008
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 | Re: FAQ - De-badging I can recommend not using a hairdryer at any point whilst de-badging, for one it means you need to be near a power socket and two, it took me a good half an hour just to heat the glue enough to ram the credit card behind it. After that I got bored and left the other 2 badges. I shall remove them using these methods now. Cheers.
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29-01-2008
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 | Re: FAQ - De-badging Ive been told petrol works a treat to take things like old glue off by a feller that fits windows for autoglass
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30-01-2008
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 | Re: FAQ - De-badging he's not wrong !!
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13-02-2008
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 Re: FAQ - De-badging use a hair drier, then move a bit of fishing line side to side down the back of the badge, remove the excess glue with a bit of your missus's nail varnish remover! t-cut in if you can still see ghost letters
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