De-Badging
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De-Badging
OK guys I want to de-badge my car but don't know how...i've been told that i have to use a blow dryer and dental floss to take off the badge...is this true? is there another way to de-badge without ruining the paint?
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This thread has some really good info (All credit to ct230k)
https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w203/106149-recipe-debadging-your-car.html
Ingredients:
1 hair dryer stolen from the nearest female
1 extension cord
1 yardstick
1 old creditcard
1 bottle of goof off
1 bottle of windex or something similar
1 old rag
1 bottle of cheap beer since your car and mods use all your dough
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Step 1. Measure the location of your badges incase you ever want to put them back on! My car is leased so this is a must.
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Step 2. Clean your badges and the area around them.
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Step 3. Heat one letter/number at a time with the hair dryer for 30 seconds.
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Step 4. Use the creditcard to pry underneath the badging.
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Step 5. Laugh at the creditcard that warped because the hairdryer got it too hot. :p
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Step 6. Slowly peel off the badges one letter/number at a time. I started with the 0 in C230.
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Step 7. Laugh at how funny the badges look halfway falling off.
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Step 8. Pull the badge until it comes off.
https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w203/106149-recipe-debadging-your-car.html
Ingredients:
1 hair dryer stolen from the nearest female
1 extension cord
1 yardstick
1 old creditcard
1 bottle of goof off
1 bottle of windex or something similar
1 old rag
1 bottle of cheap beer since your car and mods use all your dough
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Step 1. Measure the location of your badges incase you ever want to put them back on! My car is leased so this is a must.
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Step 2. Clean your badges and the area around them.
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Step 3. Heat one letter/number at a time with the hair dryer for 30 seconds.
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Step 4. Use the creditcard to pry underneath the badging.
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Step 5. Laugh at the creditcard that warped because the hairdryer got it too hot. :p
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Step 6. Slowly peel off the badges one letter/number at a time. I started with the 0 in C230.
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Step 7. Laugh at how funny the badges look halfway falling off.
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Step 8. Pull the badge until it comes off.
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Shake, that is brilliant!! So, I can change my E350 into a E503? LOL! I have the E Saks Edtion that looks a bit different anyway. After you take the numbers off, what should I glue them back on with?
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No problem, THis was not done by me. ct230k did the write up, I just copied and pasted
Lol, def not 503. I don't know what else you would put on there. If you u put a higher number, you will probably get made fun of because you will be called poser and all that crap. It's your car so do whatever you want
Lol, def not 503. I don't know what else you would put on there. If you u put a higher number, you will probably get made fun of because you will be called poser and all that crap. It's your car so do whatever you want
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Id be leary of using a credit card, it is VERY easy to scratch your paint while debadging your car.. dont ask me how I know.
And whatever you do, when removing the residue of the double sided tape, DO NOT scrape at it using your finger nail. Use some goo gone, maybe some denatured alcohol and a soft microfiber towel.
And whatever you do, when removing the residue of the double sided tape, DO NOT scrape at it using your finger nail. Use some goo gone, maybe some denatured alcohol and a soft microfiber towel.
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also take care as the paint will be MUCH softer having been heated up and is more prone to damage, like the badge pressing into it when you lever them off. using the dental floss method is a bit safer in my opinion.
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No problem, THis was not done by me. ct230k did the write up, I just copied and pasted
Lol, def not 503. I don't know what else you would put on there. If you u put a higher number, you will probably get made fun of because you will be called poser and all that crap. It's your car so do whatever you want
Lol, def not 503. I don't know what else you would put on there. If you u put a higher number, you will probably get made fun of because you will be called poser and all that crap. It's your car so do whatever you want
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Forget the Credit Card and heat...Just use Floss, cut through the bagde tape slowely, then use the goof off...It will take all of 10 min....Have a beer while the goof off does it's thing....then wipe off gentle with a terry cloth...
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+1 on this.
I struggled with myself about doing this. I just did this last week and I like the way it turned out. I just heated up the numbers one by one with a blow dryer and peeled them off with my fingers. No floss, no credit card, no fishing line. I just kept rocking it back and forth and they came off real easy. Then I used goof off to get rid of the residue, used a clay bar on the area and waxed the area. Piece of cake.
I struggled with myself about doing this. I just did this last week and I like the way it turned out. I just heated up the numbers one by one with a blow dryer and peeled them off with my fingers. No floss, no credit card, no fishing line. I just kept rocking it back and forth and they came off real easy. Then I used goof off to get rid of the residue, used a clay bar on the area and waxed the area. Piece of cake.
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+1 on this.
I struggled with myself about doing this. I just did this last week and I like the way it turned out. I just heated up the numbers one by one with a blow dryer and peeled them off with my fingers. No floss, no credit card, no fishing line. I just kept rocking it back and forth and they came off real easy. Then I used goof off to get rid of the residue, used a clay bar on the area and waxed the area. Piece of cake.
I struggled with myself about doing this. I just did this last week and I like the way it turned out. I just heated up the numbers one by one with a blow dryer and peeled them off with my fingers. No floss, no credit card, no fishing line. I just kept rocking it back and forth and they came off real easy. Then I used goof off to get rid of the residue, used a clay bar on the area and waxed the area. Piece of cake.
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It removes oils from you hands so fingers will look a little white for a few minutes. Keep it off seats/dash.
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I can't believe we didn't think of this...
Reapply the badging for ensuing hilarity:
SKORE 032
PRESS 23
ROKS ME
ROSS
32 PERMS
23 POEMS
I could seriously go on with hundreds of these
SKORE 032
PRESS 23
ROKS ME
ROSS
32 PERMS
23 POEMS
I could seriously go on with hundreds of these
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Some more...
SMOKER
SMOKES 320
POKES 32
SKOPES 23
KROME
MORK
ORK
RESMOK3
PORK HAHAHAA!!!
PORKER HAHAHAH!!!!
SMORES 23
SPERM 320!!!
OK, enough with that.....sorry.
SMOKES 320
POKES 32
SKOPES 23
KROME
MORK
ORK
RESMOK3
PORK HAHAHAA!!!
PORKER HAHAHAH!!!!
SMORES 23
SPERM 320!!!
OK, enough with that.....sorry.
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That is indeed true....
SPORK
KROPS
POS 320 (Ok, that's not funny)
SKOPE
3 POEMS
23 SMORES
POO HHAHAHA!
OOPS HAHAHA!
OK, I'm going to seriously hurt myself if I continue....
KROPS
POS 320 (Ok, that's not funny)
SKOPE
3 POEMS
23 SMORES
POO HHAHAHA!
OOPS HAHAHA!
OK, I'm going to seriously hurt myself if I continue....
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Here's a conversation in a Honda Accord...
PASSENGER - "Dude, I don't know....that SMORES 32 model Mercedes just smoked your *** from the stoplight. They're developing some new models that are FAST."
DRIVER - "I'm gonna Google that new model merc, SMORES 32 tonight. Time to get some sweet mods."
DRIVER - "I'm gonna Google that new model merc, SMORES 32 tonight. Time to get some sweet mods."