what gets badge residue off?

Tried heat? A hair drier should do it. It'll be harder to get off than usual now because it's bloody freezing.

The cheek:-). Saab 900 Turbo 16 S actually. Has far too many overstated "Turbo" badges all over it though :-)

I'll give turps a try.

Mike

Now thats what i would do .... buy a stinking fast car ... then debadge it, make the muppets think its a base model. Probably be an excellant thing to do on a bmw m5 .... rebadge as a 520d.

I rebadged my axgt as a 1.5d ... i'm thinking of doing my 730i as 718i (just for a laugh).

-- Regards..... Steve

Swy i left the 1.6L badge on the green 4 door salloon.Sierra (Nitrous V8 really for those that didnt know). Great fun at the lights when a "fast" chipped stickered turboed racy car turns up with smug git version 1.0 installed!

Luverly jubberly ... ain't it easy to upset some people though who have just gone out and spent 25k on a car they think is fast. Had a sulky mercedes tailgator tonight for about 2 miles, so close i couldn't see his headlights. All because i let him pull away from the lights first ... then nuked past him in my tin foil racer.

Maplin do a label remover which works on most glues. N36AN. 2.49 quid

We play that game with our taxi like 406.

No-one know what lurks beneath the bonnet.

A slightly small V6 3.0.

Can b fun at the traffic light grand prix.

Get ye a GRD badge (from a 405) Used to race the original 405grd with my c reg 1 litre micra. Them were the (slow) days.

WD-40 usually works well. Spray on, then leave to soak for a while. Autoglym intensive tar remover does the same, but for more expense.

HTH

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I once put a 2.8 badge off an old Granada on the back of a 1.1 Escort. Those were the days :-)

Peter

I used brake cleaner (as recommended by the bloke in the Audi dealer) to remove the remains of the self adhesive pads holding my rear number plate on.

Peter