Subject	A lot of people debadge with hair dryer + dental floss
Posted by	BobbyT on July 05, 2008 at 8:40 PM
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In Reply To	Since I was detailing today and wondering as I got a sore posted by fozzy on July 05, 2008 at 08:33 PM
Message	Supposedly fishing line works even better (probably just because you can pull it harder, but could be its structure). Anyway, I didn't even use the hair dryer because my car had been sitting in direct 80 degree sun. Although, the idea behind floss is to cut batch adhesive, and then you remove the rest with Goo Gone or w/e. I ended up separating the badge from the tape, and just had to pull the strip of tape up after. 3M automotive tape would probably be the best future-proof way to stick it back on, but like I said I'm just using some outdoor double sided tape I have (made by 3M) because if I buy a roll of automotive stuff I'll use 2" of it and never touch it again.
Follow Ups	Anybody painted the nose panel badge? - BobbyT 19:18:04 07/05/08 I think that would look pretty good - outkaZTT 19:23:58 07/05/08 I did. car is black and I painted it a flat black (n/m) - ShakaShaun(Denver) 19:36:28 07/05/08 Results? Details? Special considerations...? (n/m) - BobbyT 19:38:56 07/05/08 Looks good. Just sand off all the plastic chrome crap first (n/m) - ShakaShaun(Denver) 20:12:46 07/05/08 Dammit got impatient. Gave it a good sand - BobbyT 20:19:08 07/05/08 should be fine. mine was flaking in areas. - ShakaShaun(Denver) 20:32:55 07/05/08 Mine had a strip of tape (3M?) along with - BobbyT 20:36:36 07/05/08 Since I was detailing today and wondering as I got a sore - fozzy 20:33:34 07/05/08 A lot of people debadge with hair dryer + dental floss - BobbyT 20:40:27 07/05/08 *batch --> badge...wtf (n/m) - BobbyT 20:41:20 07/05/08 I painted mine gloss silver and it looked great. - TriniTT 02:14:28 07/06/08
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