[staners1]

Whats the best and safest way of debating the rear tt badge and quattro??

 

[jamman]

Strong bit of fishing/strimmer cord heat the hell out of it with a hairdryer and slide under and the jobs a good un.

It's not difficult at all just don't be hasty because the laquer can come off.

 

[staners1]

Strong bit of fishing/strimmer cord heat the hell out of it with a hairdryer and slide under and the jobs a good un.

It's not difficult at all just don't be hasty because the laquer can come off.

Ok will get pics when it's done :wink:

 

[1sttt]

Yeah that or dental floss mate that works as well .

 

[YELLOW_TT]

Strong bit of fishing/strimmer cord heat the hell out of it with a hairdryer and slide under and the jobs a good un.

It's not difficult at all just don't be hasty because the laquer can come off.

Worked for me

 

[staners1]

Strong bit of fishing/strimmer cord heat the hell out of it with a hairdryer and slide under and the jobs a good un.

It's not difficult at all just don't be hasty because the laquer can come off.

Worked for me

Didn't work for me took a bit of paint off. Took my time aswell never mind back on the badge goes ! :wink:

 

[Nikos3008]

Pour boiling hot water over them straight from the kettle, mine practically fell off after enough and does no damage at all to paint etc.

 

[YELLOW_TT]

Pour boiling hot water over them straight from the kettle, mine practically fell off after enough and does no damage at all to paint etc.

I would not recommend boiling water very hot yes but not boiling

 

[GPT TT]

Pour boiling hot water over them straight from the kettle, mine practically fell off after enough and does no damage at all to paint etc.

I would not recommend boiling water very hot yes but not boiling

Indeed +1, never boiling.

 

[Hoggy]

Didn't work for me took a bit of paint off. Took my time aswell never mind back on the badge goes ! :wink:

Hi Marc, Back to Swansea for a respray. :lol: :lol: :wink: :wink: If it aint broke don't fix it.
Hoggy.

 

[Torque]

I just did mine few days ago with a very thin screwdriver wrapped in a microfiber cloth. Slid it under and lifted the badge straight off. Bit jetwash and polish removed the residue and that. Looks fine

 

[staners1]

Didn't work for me took a bit of paint off. Took my time aswell never mind back on the badge goes ! :wink:

Hi Marc, Back to Swansea for a respray. :lol: :lol: :wink: :wink: If it aint broke don't fix it.
Hoggy.

its not that bad hoggy :wink: just 2 small spots of paint which i will cover with a new chrome tt badge