Nic92
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Tools Required: Bucket, Rag x2, Water, Container, CT18, Fishing Line, Air Dryer.
1. first fill up a bucket of water, and then put a little bit of water in a container with a drop of ct18, then get a couple rags
2.use the hair drying on the badge to melt the adhesive.
3. while the badge is hot, get some fishing line and use it to cut the badge off from the adhesive which will then fall off and the adhesive will still be stuck on the car.
then it should look like this:
4. then use your finger nails to peal the adhesive off the car, use the hair drying to warm it back up if need be.
now it should look like this:
5. now use the ct18 on it, scrub it hard, if you are having problems with getting it out, use the hair dryer on it again, and you may need to use your finger nails on it aswell, my brother told me to leave the ct18 for a couple minutes before washing it off.
6. now wash it off with a rag from the bucket of water, i washed it twice.
now it should look like this when your done.
I also took the Holden badge off because i wanted to paint it black, it looks like this once it is off.
i am going to put a blob of sikaflex on the adhesive thats why i left it on there because it is strong and it will only come off if it is heated.
so il get some more pictures up of finished product tomorro
if you have air bags it is also a good idea to raise it so you don't have to bend over as much
i hope this helps
1. first fill up a bucket of water, and then put a little bit of water in a container with a drop of ct18, then get a couple rags
2.use the hair drying on the badge to melt the adhesive.
3. while the badge is hot, get some fishing line and use it to cut the badge off from the adhesive which will then fall off and the adhesive will still be stuck on the car.
then it should look like this:
4. then use your finger nails to peal the adhesive off the car, use the hair drying to warm it back up if need be.
now it should look like this:
5. now use the ct18 on it, scrub it hard, if you are having problems with getting it out, use the hair dryer on it again, and you may need to use your finger nails on it aswell, my brother told me to leave the ct18 for a couple minutes before washing it off.
6. now wash it off with a rag from the bucket of water, i washed it twice.
now it should look like this when your done.
I also took the Holden badge off because i wanted to paint it black, it looks like this once it is off.
i am going to put a blob of sikaflex on the adhesive thats why i left it on there because it is strong and it will only come off if it is heated.
so il get some more pictures up of finished product tomorro
if you have air bags it is also a good idea to raise it so you don't have to bend over as much
i hope this helps
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