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Quick De-Badge Question

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A warning to all!

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Tell me about it mate, picked the glue remover up in wilkinson for a few quid, worked a treat on the back of the car. Left it on the sides while I was doing the back, went to do the sides and it had phyiscally burnt the outline into it :o

Now both sides need replacing



When you say the back of the car, do you mean on the metal painted area of the tailgate?

Superglue remover will be a strong thinners type deal, I use a similar type of substance at work. When using it once I found a plastic cup/tub to fill and use it with. In the space of five minutes it had desolved the bottom away and run all across my work desk. Plastics will get melted away/desolved. It's a harsh lesson to learn but you really have to be careful what substances you use with what materials. Couldve been worse and stripped the paint off the metal parts! :(

Good luck with finding some replacement sail panels. If you still want to debadge it, they'll be easier to do off the car before fitting.

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When you say the back of the car, do you mean on the metal painted area of the tailgate?

Yes mate I used the same stuff on the paint work, and it actually worked really well. I did a tiny test patch on part of the S of the focus and it worked a treat, was careful not to leave it on too long but I left it on the door trims while doing the rear. Can imagine the look of horror on my face when I saw what it did to my poor car :o

Update on the situation though..

Just purchased these

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/160864184977?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649

i find 3in1 oil does anything it removes dried on tiger seal a treat

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http://www.ebay.co.u...=item256fbf6528 http://www.ebay.co.u...=item1c2650d6cc charlie found these if you fancy having another go no hon estly not takein the p the only ones on the bay i can find apart from estate ones look similar but cant get a comparison on them to be 100% sure i,ll keep lookin for you as i,m an ebay addict

Steads mate didn't you see my last message?

Update on the situation though..

Just purchased these

http://www.ebay.co.u...984.m1439.l2649

So cheers for taking the time to look for me mate but it's sorted :P nice one though ;)

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