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By far the best way to remove badges is using fishing line. Taken countless amounts off Porsches with no hassle. Yeah you might get some glue left there but good tar and glue remover does the trick for it
Great if you want POrsche badges for the toolbox kept complete
Cheers
Will have pics for you tomorrow. I like my bum Still needs a tidy up. THe eucalyptus oil sounds good. I remmeber it working for chewy so should get rid of the glue. Better then i did with the turps anyway.
You can do the rear VW the same way as the model badge.
heat up the badge with a hair dryer enough for the silicon/glue to turn gooey and then pry it off with a taped up flathead screwdriver.
the front VW badge clips into the grill so you just take the front grill of and poke the cadge out from the back.
Ray made a post on here a while back about getting the 'golf' bit off (where your golf VR6 bit is) and his worked a treat. Can't quite remember how he did it but he also did my rear VW badge for me....he just heated it up and carefully pried it off with a taped-up flathead
I got the "VR6" off the front.
Today I want to pull the fornt and rear VW and also the "Golf/VR6" off the rear.
I don't have tools (the tools go with the old boy to work) to pull the front and rear emblems off. Is there an easy method?
Also, when pulling the golf/VR6 off the back, i went to my sisters to get her hair dryer, and also bought some turps. Will the turps be good enough to get the residue off?
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