Heat it with a couple of buckets of warm water. Peel it off carefully - use dental floss to "shear" it off if necessary.
Heat it with a couple of buckets of warm water. Peel it off carefully - use dental floss to "shear" it off if necessary.
I used dental floss and "Goof off" to remove my badges, it worked quite well.
Romy,
Similar thing happened to my A6 3 weeks ago, they nicked the Audi Rings and tried the A6 and 1.8T badges leaving the boot badly scarred. Took it to Audi who wanted £350.00 to repair and replace badges, but managed to get an ex work friend to respray the whole boot for £70 plus £10 for the badge and left the A6 and 1.8T badges off, looks cool now :-)
Must agree though that they are Ba$!@rds and I hope it happens 10 times to those that did it to realise what it feels like to have your car vandalised.
Liam
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