Debadging question

[Kazzii]

De-badging question

I had this problem with the back badges, i soaped the badges really well, not letting it dry out, i prized off the badges and was left with some left overs like yours. I soaped the area really well then got an old teatowel and rubbed it off with a bit of elbow grease, but keep the area really suddy, as the glue will become quite gummy, it will pull off if you just keep working at it.

 

[Ian]

Re: De-badging question

Use pledge.

It works wonders.

Trust me.

 

[Anonymous]

Re: De-badging question

Put your back into it you big girl. Just use some form of cleaner and elbow grease. Dont be shy!

 

[Anonymous]

use polish

 

[Dave]

ive been out today with the polish, t-cut, mr sheen, petrol for atleast 2hrs scrubbing, looks no different, oh well i think il just put it back

 

[Kazzii]

Debadging Question

Just an observation but it looks discoloured too which will make it look more of an outline with the two colours next to each other.

In which case the elbow grease and the Mr. Sheen wont be able to help!