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chunky_nb

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Registered: 19th Jan 07
Location: Bridgend S.Wales
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24th Jan 08 at 21:31

it may be easy but if i fuck it up thts a lot of moneys worth to repair, how do i debadge/rubstrip my corsa 1998 sport, ive heard from a mate who owns a corsa c hairdryer will do the trick? true false? others have said boiling water, on my old car (1.2) the breeze badges were half off so i just peeled em off and the excess glue i rubbed of gently with a rag with a wincy bit of white spirits then polish

Richardhhha

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Registered: 29th Sep 07
Location: Croydon, Greater London
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24th Jan 08 at 21:33

hair dryer will help,

i just pulled teh badges and strips off by hand then sprayed them with wd40 and left it for about 20 minuits and it came off a treat but i dont think its a clever thing to do

just worked for me

Haimsey

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Registered: 8th May 05
Location: Nottingham Drives: Corsa B
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24th Jan 08 at 21:40

I used the hair dryer to warm the adhesive up behind them then pulled the badges off. Then carried on using the hair dryer to heat up the rest of the adhesive left behind, gently using a credit card card to scrape at the adhesive.

I got most of it off and then just used Auto Glym bug and tar remover to get the rest of it off using plenty of elbow grease