Help removing numbers

[Caddy101]

Hi guys

Have any of you ever removed your numbers?
I want to remove the numbers on my forthcoming E90 323:rollsmile:, but I'm afraid I may ruin the paintwork.

Please help...

 

[ebrahim.achmat]

hairdryer....hot gun too hot...dont let the wife catch you though....bit of elbow gease with the left over glue....and wolla ! no numbers

 

[andrewbuch]

Fishing line or dental floss between the badge & car..

Once its off some elbow grease & it will clean up nicely

 

[ebrahim.achmat]

the hairdryer makes it peels off easier ..i like that word : peel,... make me think of an orange , should i peel it, or suck it ! lol

 

[BrownFox]

I never get why people remove the Numbers...

It just says I am to cheap to buy a more powerful car.

Just my 2 cents.

:fencelook:

 

[calypso]

I never get why people remove the Numbers...

It just says I am to cheap to buy a more powerful car.

Just my 2 cents.

:fencelook:

Not always, people de-badge top of the range too. It just about a specific look. Cheap is putting an M badge on an econobox.

 

[Sankekur]

95% of the BMW's that I see that have been debadged are usually entry level models, like the saying goes: "If you can't afford a 328i you take the badge off"

M badges on a car that is not an M is just retarded, cause those that don't know what is means won't care and probably wouldn't even notice it and those that know what it is about will think you are an idiot.

 

[Coisman]

imp:
I used dental floss to cut the emblems off, and then some Benzine to get the glue off. :thumb:

 

[gconry18]

I used some string to get my numbers off. Then some doom or deodorant to help get the sticky stuff off

 

[Coisman]

I used some string to get my numbers off. Then some doom or deodorant to help get the sticky stuff off

:facepalm:

 

[gconry18]

I used some string to get my numbers off. Then some doom or deodorant to help get the sticky stuff off

:facepalm:

What? It works!

 

[Sankekur]

I used some string to get my numbers off. Then some doom or deodorant to help get the sticky stuff off

:facepalm:

And you use baby oil to shine up your engine......:mmm: :facepalm:

 

[Coisman]

imp:
True Sank... true!!! :rollsmile:

 

[WyKiD]

Nice going chaps...now we know how you keep your cars paintwork bug free, daisy fresh and baby soft.......:rollsmile:

 

[Henry330i]

Nice going chaps...now we know how you keep your cars paintwork bug free, daisy fresh and baby soft.......:rollsmile:

Tra-la-la

 

[Coisman]

Nice going chaps...now we know how you keep your cars paintwork bug free, daisy fresh and baby soft.......:rollsmile:

Tra-la-la

:spit: :clap: :spit: :thumbsup:

 

[WyKiD]

"Fanatics" maintenance guide...no need to spend $$$ on all these overpriced "premium" detailing products out there......:=):

 

[outlaw335]

95% of the BMW's that I see that have been debadged are usually entry level models, like the saying goes: "If you can't afford a 328i you take the badge off"

M badges on a car that is not an M is just retarded, cause those that don't know what is means won't care and probably wouldn't even notice it and those that know what it is about will think you are an idiot.

+1! :thumbs:

 

[Cole]

:roflol:

 

[AshG108]

i debadged my 320 and also my previous Audi and golfs, fishing line and a little patience, thats it, or i can do it for you if you in jhb:thumbs: