What tool to use for removing badges??

[Peter Normington]

fingers work for me, and a bit of help from a thin teflon squeequee.
(gentle warm from a hot air gun) some recommend fishing line, never tried it though

Peter

[James Martin]

I don’t have any full time employees yet so I have to say myself!

[Stuart Green]

????????????????? 😮

[Neil Speirs]

quote James Martin:

I don’t have any full time employees yet so I have to say myself!

:lol1: 😉

[Steve Goddard]

I’ve always removed badges with hot water and a section of fishing line on the older cars, most new badges come off with a bit of hot air and fingernails

[Jason Xuereb]

I’m with Steve. heat gun and fishing line.

If you heat them and bend them the plastic can become distorted. Fishing line leaves them nice and you get a lot of the adhesive off the badges if you have to stick them back on.

[Terry Bull]

Fishing line here …used as a cheesecutter then heat n roll of the gummy bit with your thumb

Terry

[Martin Pearson]

Same as most have said, bit of fishing line, keep some in my toolbox.

[Chris Windebank]

use a body-shop filler spreader, like a squeegee but with sharper edges, also good at getting glue off too

[Paul Humble]

Fishing wire, heat gun and Rapid Remover here.

[Lee Attewell]

Fishing wire…D’oh!!! What a frigging good idea.

I’ve always used a pick from Snap on to lift the edges. A bit of wire would work so much better :lol1:

I’ve learned something – Thanks