Debage?

[darth_vader_helmet]

Anyone recommend doing this to the rear of the arosa? anyone post some pics of their arosas with out the badges? (apart from main centre Seat badge)....

Would appreciate a how to if anyone has one as well?

 

[Pacey]

hot water and dental floss buddy as easy as that! use the floss in a saw motion!

 

[ArosaRacer]

My Mk1 debadged, they are held on with a sticky foam tape thats easy to remove

 

[darth_vader_helmet]

My Mk1 debadged, they are held on with a sticky foam tape thats easy to remove

So just a case of just slightly pulling then?

 

[Pacey]

hot water and dental floss buddy as easy as that! use the floss in a saw motion!

Trust me!! lol

 

[CupraR210.DJM]

Hot water and a spoon to lever them off, cloth under the spoon to protect the paint against scratching.

 

[darth_vader_helmet]

Hot water and a spoon to lever them off, cloth under the spoon to protect the paint against scratching.

Ok cheers will follow this, will the paintwork be ok once taken off or will it leave marks etc?

One of my mates mentioned using a hair dryer, anyone tried that before? he said he used it one his focus before to remove the focus rear badge

 

[Pacey]

just the same as using hot water really! you could maybe use it to get the rest of the glue of after if there is any??

 

[Arosa16vology]

i took mine off then used 6g polish!

 

[MarkWales]

yeah just taken mine off with cotton and hot water using the cotton in a sawing action and the polished the bootlid after removing the glue residue from the double sided sticky they use

 

[Boo]

So just a case of just slightly pulling then?

Noooooooooooooooooooo !! You need to warm the sticky stuff up 1st. Something like a hairdryer or cloth soaked in warm water. Dental floss to get behind them and alot of patience to not pull at them.

 

[_AJ_]

One of the cheapest easiest jobs. I used warm water, dental floss then petrol to get the sticky stuff off. worked a treat