#1: Any tips for getting rid of these de-badging marks? Author: Paddy1795, Location: CarlislePosted: Mon Jan 07, 2013 3:53 pm ---- Alright guys,
Could anybody give me some tips on how to get rid of these marks that de-badging has left? I'm pretty sure its not the paint having peeled off with the badge or anything, there's no texture to the marks, its just sort of like a stain. My dad thinks T-Cut would work but I know a lot of people don't like to use T-Cut, and neither do I if I don't have to so don't wanna try it on this in case it damages the paint :/
Thanks for any replies,
Paddy!
#2: Re: Any tips for getting rid of these de-badging marks? Author: Domo, Location: EdinburghPosted: Mon Jan 07, 2013 4:02 pm ---- why not just use t-cut? any reason why you dont want to?
#3: Re: Any tips for getting rid of these de-badging marks? Author: Paddy1795, Location: CarlislePosted: Mon Jan 07, 2013 4:16 pm ----
Domo wrote:
why not just use t-cut? any reason why you dont want to?
I will if people say it works, just I've heard of people having it strip the paint and stuff haha.
#4: Re: Any tips for getting rid of these de-badging marks? Author: kizza93, Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2013 4:39 pm ---- it will only strip the paint if there isnt enough clearcoat on the car which i asume there should be more than enough
#5: Re: Any tips for getting rid of these de-badging marks? Author: Paddy1795, Location: CarlislePosted: Mon Jan 07, 2013 4:40 pm ----
kizza93 wrote:
it will only strip the paint if there isnt enough clearcoat on the car which i asume there should be more than enough
Ahh right! Well cheers for that mate, I'll get some T Cut tomorrow haha
#6: Re: Any tips for getting rid of these de-badging marks? Author: Domo, Location: EdinburghPosted: Mon Jan 07, 2013 4:41 pm ---- t cuts fine. do a large area otherwise it dont look right when you do a small section. some kid scratched a smilie face onto my bonnet
#7: Re: Any tips for getting rid of these de-badging marks? Author: bezford, Location: darlingtonPosted: Mon Jan 07, 2013 5:27 pm ---- Lookin at it it might be passed the t cut stage...there's a stage ring where its rubbed deeper and it looks rough as dogs...i hope it worx...fill us in on the t cut application tho....
#8: Re: Any tips for getting rid of these de-badging marks? Author: Paddy1795, Location: CarlislePosted: Mon Jan 07, 2013 5:34 pm ---- [quote="Domo"]t cuts fine. do a large area otherwise it dont look right when you do a small section. some kid scratched a smilie face onto my bonnet[/quote
Ill have a go at it tomorrow if its dry! I saw you mention that on another post I think, did you manage to get it out?
#9: Re: Any tips for getting rid of these de-badging marks? Author: Paddy1795, Location: CarlislePosted: Mon Jan 07, 2013 5:35 pm ----
bezford wrote:
Lookin at it it might be passed the t cut stage...there's a stage ring where its rubbed deeper and it looks rough as dogs...i hope it worx...fill us in on the t cut application tho....
I hope not! Like I said I can't feel any bump or anything where the mark is :/ but it is a ten year old car so it could well be damaged from being on there so long!
#10: Re: Any tips for getting rid of these de-badging marks? Author: bezford, Location: darlingtonPosted: Tue Jan 08, 2013 3:32 pm ---- DID IT LIFT???
#11: Re: Any tips for getting rid of these de-badging marks? Author: Paddy1795, Location: CarlislePosted: Tue Jan 08, 2013 3:44 pm ----
bezford wrote:
DID IT LIFT???
I havn't had the chance to do it yet, will do it tomorrow night if I get the time, I'll put a picture in here to show the results if its light enough to take a picture haha
#12: Re: Any tips for getting rid of these de-badging marks? Author: Tolkienfan001, Location: SpaldingPosted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 1:08 am ---- I wasn't to debadge mine but don't want to screw it up or get left with marks I can't get rid of! Too chicken!
#13: Re: Any tips for getting rid of these de-badging marks? Author: Paddy1795, Location: CarlislePosted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 1:47 am ----
Tolkienfan001 wrote:
I wasn't to debadge mine but don't want to screw it up or get left with marks I can't get rid of! Too chicken!
Haha I was like that for a while, I think it's probably made worse because my cars black though, so the marks really stand out because they're a light colour!
Also, use fishing line to get the badges off, just saw behind then with it, works a treat! An eraser to remove the adhesive that's left on the car works pretty well too!
#14: Re: Any tips for getting rid of these de-badging marks? Author: Reagan91, Location: North WestPosted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 6:19 am ---- I wanted to debadge mine but looks like the previous owner already did and superglued the badges back on.
#15: Re: Any tips for getting rid of these de-badging marks? Author: Paddy1795, Location: CarlislePosted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 6:24 am ----
Reagan91 wrote:
I wanted to debadge mine but looks like the previous owner already did and superglued the badges back on.
Ahh no way! That'll be a big job to get off I imagine!
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