Debadging Question

[clintman17]

Going for a cleaner look- what is the best and safest solution for removing the 2.5i and z4 badges? I've done it before with a heat gun, but that was on a car I didn't care about. Thanks for the input.

 

[Javstar]

I removed all of mine quit easily by gently plying them off on a warm day. Didn't need a heat gun or any special tools and they do not have any locating pins into bodywork or such. Used some clay on the area afterwards to remove any gunk that had built up around them. Looks great. I agree it leaves a cleaner less fussy look.

 

[sam1832]

Use dental floss to "saw" the glue from under the badges

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[andysat]

Dental floss worked for me

 

[Bing]

Another one for dental floss, then a tiny bit of WD40 to loosen what's left followed by a wee polish of the area.

 

[teeps]

Check this link out for a decent video and pics of badge removal. It really is easy and can be done in 30 minutes. http://www.z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=46885&p=677701#p677701, or here's the vid:

[youtube]QxeenMcK7aU[/youtube]


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