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RRUK Site Supporter Member Since: 08 Jun 2007 Location: UK Posts: 6366 |
hairdryer, takes a short while but works fine.
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14th Dec 2009 7:11pm |
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JOKER Member Since: 11 Sep 2008 Location: Sconnie Botland Posts: 15876 |
once heated use a 0.06mm guitar string ( or something similar ) as a sawing action behind the badge, small drop of white spirit on a cloth to take off the glue residue , thats how i got all my chrome stuff off ........ |
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14th Dec 2009 9:24pm |
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itguy Member Since: 08 Dec 2009 Location: Melton Mowbray, UK Posts: 113 |
Fishing wire or dental floss? FFRR TD6 06MY. Cairns Blue, Blue Hide. LR 7 Spoke 20" Wheels, S/C Grill and Vents. Privacy Glass and Side Steps |
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14th Dec 2009 10:01pm |
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nbunney Member Since: 10 Aug 2008 Location: Lancashire Posts: 2031 |
And there was plenty of it |
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14th Dec 2009 10:04pm |
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ENVOY Member Since: 25 Mar 2007 Location: up a track in the middle of nowhere Posts: 239 |
hair dryer to soften up the glue then white spirit to remove the go as allready suggested then a bit of polish to tidy the job up. |
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15th Dec 2009 7:01am |
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tonyltb Member Since: 03 Sep 2009 Location: Stoke-on-Trent Posts: 10 |
Hi guys , I think you will find WD 40 will soften the glue and remove the residue as good as anything else, tip from the valeting bay where my son used to work! |
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16th Dec 2009 5:44pm |
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