sticking badges back on...

Russ Z4

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Midlands
Im currently in the middle of a detailing job and am looking to take off the badges and then reapply the same badges after correcting all the paint.

Normally, I would be attaching new badges but in this case, I need to apply the original badges. Can anybody recommend any decent sticky stuff to reapply badges?

Thanks!
 
I had good success with 3M VHB GPH110GF. Just make sure surface is clean and, if possible, use primer prior to application.
 
https://www.screwfix.com/p/scotch-vhb-permanent-double-sided-external-mounting-tape-grey-5m-x-19mm/304jj
I have used this many times on my cars. Excellent stuff.
It does not seem very 'sticky' at first (which can be good thing as you can re-position stuff), but give it 24 hours to 'cure' and it sticks like shite to an army blanket. Also weatherproof.

I use a tiny dab of 'T-cut' to clean surfaces; works as well as alcohol-based cleaners but most people have some lying around! :thumbsup:
It's great for getting rid of adhesive residue on paintwork.
 
I just bought the oem tape from BMW. Was surprisingly cheap and was obviously the correct shape for everything.
 
im incredibly lazy and buy new badges every single time i do this.... which is every 3 days of the week :evil: :evil:
 
Pondrew said:
pvr said:
I just bought the oem tape from BMW.
You bought double sided tape from BMW? :roll:
Harrods do it aswell apparently. Just a heads up for next time. :D

Pre-cut Pondy, no scissor actions required. For that perfect oem finish :P
 
pvr said:
Pre-cut Pondy, no scissor actions required. For that perfect oem finish
Can tell you're a computer geek. No-one cuts tape with scissors. There's a man called Stanley for such things. :P :poke:
 
Why spend Stanley labour on it if you can get the finished product for £1. Do move with the times Pondy :poke:
 
Pondrew said:
https://www.screwfix.com/p/scotch-vhb-permanent-double-sided-external-mounting-tape-grey-5m-x-19mm/304jj
I have used this many times on my cars. Excellent stuff.
It does not seem very 'sticky' at first (which can be good thing as you can re-position stuff), but give it 24 hours to 'cure' and it sticks like shite to an army blanket. Also weatherproof.

I use a tiny dab of 'T-cut' to clean surfaces; works as well as alcohol-based cleaners but most people have some lying around! :thumbsup:
It's great for getting rid of adhesive residue on paintwork.

I like your review (copied below), but Maybe you need a thermometer for the garage as an accurate temperature would be helpful and you mentioned being cold when ‘Waxing’ Daniel-San. Also, this could come in handy if you buy a Scimitar GTE, do they sell it in bulk?


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