Dental floss is the best way. Mines an 06 and I debadged it last year with no visible marks.
Easy enough to get it off, and if your boot hasnt been repainted then you shouldnt have an issue with any colour mismatchHey,
Whilst fitting my CTR spoiler tonight, I noticed that my rear Civic badge is peeling off and probably won't be long before it falls off.
If I remove it using say a credit card, and give it a good clean, is it going to leave behind discoloured paintwork, or is de-badging fairly easy to do?
If I take it off, I'll see how it looks, otherwise I'll order a replacement and get it refitted.
Is dental floss strong enough Jonny ? I put my new number plate on with sticky pads the other day but put it on a bit p!ssed so need to get it off again lol. But i used the proper number plate pads and i cant move it with my hands :/Dental floss is the best way. Mines an 06 and I debadged it last year with no visible marks.
Hmmm, don't have any floss, and to be honest, I could push the badge and it would drop off lol.Dental floss is the best way. Mines an 06 and I debadged it last year with no visible marks.
Was about to ask, as it fell of tonight, and I'm left with some gunk.Loads of warm soapy water keep rubbing it in with elbow grease then a bit of wax and polish that's all I've ever done