De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge

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robsmith1
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De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge

Postby robsmith1 » Fri Mar 18, 2011 7:17 pm

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!Image
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Apply some gentle heat with a hairdryer for 15-20 seconds
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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!
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Get to work with some hot water and some turtle wax! The adhesive comes off in seconds!
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Give it a good polish with a light cutting polish, i chose Auto Glym Super Resin Polish, worked a treat!
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Finally an all over wash and a polish with a regular turtle wax to protect her clean new butt! Job done!
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HOPE YOU LIKE THE END RESULT GUYS & GIRLS, I'M PLEASED WITH IT ANYWAY!
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robsmith1
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge

Postby robsmith1 » Fri Mar 18, 2011 8:19 pm

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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Brownsome
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge

Postby Brownsome » Sat Mar 19, 2011 9:33 am

Didnt know it would be so simple lol and love the ace and thumbs up haha :)
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Dwabo
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge

Postby Dwabo » Sat Mar 19, 2011 10:54 am

To get rid of the sticky foam.. try AG bug and tar remover.. or neat petrol!
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robsmith1
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge

Postby robsmith1 » Sun Mar 20, 2011 12:56 pm

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! :cool:
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joeishmather
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge

Postby joeishmather » Sun Mar 20, 2011 1:03 pm

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
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robsmith1
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge

Postby robsmith1 » Sun Mar 20, 2011 1:07 pm

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! :cool:
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123*reggie
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge

Postby 123*reggie » Sun Mar 20, 2011 1:11 pm

Might have to do mine
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robsmith1
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge

Postby robsmith1 » Sun Mar 20, 2011 1:19 pm

123*reggie wrote:Might have to do mine


Get to it Reggie! Looks SOOOO much better! :-)
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carlsberg
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge

Postby carlsberg » Sun Mar 20, 2011 5:41 pm

I've just joined the tidy arse club! The idea of using dental floss is genius. :cool:
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge

Postby Dwabo » Sun Mar 20, 2011 6:14 pm

carlsberg wrote:I've just joined the tidy arse club! The idea of using dental floss is genius. :cool:



Fishing line also works a treat ;)
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge

Postby Dwabo » Sun Mar 20, 2011 6:17 pm

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!!
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robsmith1
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge

Postby robsmith1 » Wed Mar 23, 2011 8:40 am

carlsberg wrote:I've just joined the tidy arse club! The idea of using dental floss is genius. :cool:


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! :D
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Martyn86
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Re: De Badging - Removing the Megane Boot Badge

Postby Martyn86 » Thu Jul 21, 2011 12:34 am

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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