Debadging My Boot

[Sly_Bastard]

I used eucalyptus oil aswell and it did the job

now rice fags and cops dont know what im packing

I agree, I like the look of it better now, especially the side skirts. Eucalyputus oil worked well for the adhersive but as I have a white car there was dark grim the oil couldnt take off. So carefully used the alcohol swabs to get rid of the really bad grim as not getting a cut and polish for a bit. For some reason had really bad grim. You could tell I had taken off the badges and could still read it in the paint. Not sure but QLD weather and water restictions might have had something to do with it. Now you cant tell I ever had badges. :fear (5):

[TOM1111]

I had the black grime crap aswell and just packed on the oil then polished and waxed the area

[Sly_Bastard]

I had the black grime crap aswell and just packed on the oil then polished and waxed the area

LOL 2 problems with that. Im too lazy and QLD water restrictions mean I cant really polish the car as cant clean it properly :(

Im probably just using water restrictions a an excuse for problem A.

[TOM1111]

well I had some one helping me so I shared the scrubbing to get the black crap off

getting the actual badge off was heaps easy

[senna_T]

dude that is seriously lazy, get some water in a bucket, pour it over the area, wipe dry, then polish away, I can't beleive that, "water restrictions don't let me polish my car"

You're lazier than me!

[Dillz]

Bit off topic but what the best way to put them back on? I want to relocate my turbo badge.

[senna_T]

just buy a new one from ford or ebay, the stuff on the original adges is pretty well stuffed once you take em off

[XF Falcon]

I used some double sided tape, and cut it into thin strips and placed it on the back of the turbo letters. you have to pull of all the old double sided tape off the rear of the badge letters first though. very time consuming but it works great.

[tab]

Even if you do get the ford badge off you will be left with indent where the Badge is.....

And a couple of holes from the pegs on the badge.