Safe removal of rear badges

[wabbit1]

Hi there,

Just looking for tips and advice on helping me take the badges of the back of my Arosa?

I want to keep the centre S Seat badge, but want to take off the other two (Seat & Arosa).

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

 

[DPJ]

Pour some very warm (not boiling) water on the badges. (loosens the glue) Then get a piece of fine fishing line or dental floss and 'saw' down the back of the badges with it.

 

[lunalupi]

Like he said ^^^ And get some bug and tar remover to get rid of the glue residue.

If you're carefull you can also use a hot air gun - just keep it moving over the surface, don't hold it too close and check the temperature of the paint often

 

[bluearosatdi]

Try using a tin of Normfest Terpanol...available through Euro Car Parts.

 

[wabbit1]

Will have to pull my finger out and give this a try

I should hopefully have it done by next weekend and will try the warm water, dental floss and bug/tar remover (Followed by a complete wash and full wax)
Thanks again folks