De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge
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De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge
Here's a step by step guide to tidying up her ass and safely removing the boot badge for a cleaner, crisper arse end
Here's the standard boot badge looking tired & dirty!
Apply some gentle heat with a hairdryer for 15-20 seconds
Dental floss or some fishing line will do the trick now! Slide it behind the letters and see saw it down until they pop off!
Get to work with some hot water and some turtle wax! The adhesive comes off in seconds!
Give it a good polish with a light cutting polish, i chose Auto Glym Super Resin Polish, worked a treat!
Finally an all over wash and a polish with a regular turtle wax to protect her clean new butt! Job done!
HOPE YOU LIKE THE END RESULT GUYS & GIRLS, I'M PLEASED WITH IT ANYWAY!
Here's the standard boot badge looking tired & dirty!
Apply some gentle heat with a hairdryer for 15-20 seconds
Dental floss or some fishing line will do the trick now! Slide it behind the letters and see saw it down until they pop off!
Get to work with some hot water and some turtle wax! The adhesive comes off in seconds!
Give it a good polish with a light cutting polish, i chose Auto Glym Super Resin Polish, worked a treat!
Finally an all over wash and a polish with a regular turtle wax to protect her clean new butt! Job done!
HOPE YOU LIKE THE END RESULT GUYS & GIRLS, I'M PLEASED WITH IT ANYWAY!
Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge
Eddie- wrote:great job and should be useful til some
Cheers Eddie, just thought i'd share the simplicity of the job to anyone who was worried!
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Didnt know it would be so simple lol and love the ace and thumbs up haha
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge
To get rid of the sticky foam.. try AG bug and tar remover.. or neat petrol!
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Brownsome wrote:Didnt know it would be so simple lol and love the ace and thumbs up haha
yea, the end fell of my G making a handy C! Seemed rude to waste it!
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge
Nice guide, I've just done mine, I poured boiling water over it tho, find that heats the car and then more of the sticky stuff comes off with the letters..
Still not polished mine, I just have an outline of MEGANE!lol
Still not polished mine, I just have an outline of MEGANE!lol
Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge
joeishmather wrote:Nice guide, I've just done mine, I poured boiling water over it tho, find that heats the car and then more of the sticky stuff comes off with the letters..
Still not polished mine, I just have an outline of MEGANE!lol
Welcome to the tidy arse club Joe!
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge
Might have to do mine
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K4 VNW over and out!
Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge
123*reggie wrote:Might have to do mine
Get to it Reggie! Looks SOOOO much better!
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge
I've just joined the tidy arse club! The idea of using dental floss is genius.
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge
carlsberg wrote:I've just joined the tidy arse club! The idea of using dental floss is genius.
Fishing line also works a treat
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge
although I was 'forced' to de badge as the boots been resprayed.. due to some little scroat keying it!...
but never-the-less looks better de badged...although it just cost me a houndred squid to get it de badged with a respray!!
but never-the-less looks better de badged...although it just cost me a houndred squid to get it de badged with a respray!!
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge
carlsberg wrote:I've just joined the tidy arse club! The idea of using dental floss is genius.
Welcome to the club! It's my personal mission to ensure there's not a Megane with a sad looking rear end left in the UK! It you see one, get your floss and polish out and do it a favour!
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge
i have just joined the club too lol, i used hot water and some string to get behind the letters, took about 2 mins, easy and looks miles better, thanks...
de badged 55 Plate blue Megane, Alpine cd player,blue with white trim custom mats, blue & black rs seat covers.. how jelious are you lol..
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