Best way to remove a "sport" badge?

[Paddy_g46]

The last owner added a renault sport badge to my mk1 in place of the clio badge Im guessing it is a halfords special and comes with some sort of adhesive pad on it already. So what is the best way to remove this with no damage to the paintwork?

Patrick

 

[James.f]

fishing line, grab each side then work the fishing line down behind the badge job done, then polish the rest off

 

[st3ve]

Soapy water and a bank card. Then use SRP to remove the leftover residue.

 

[jakm15]

hammer + large chisel = job done

 

[T26TGT]

fishing line, grab each side then work the fishing line down behind the badge job done, then polish the rest off

I used this method!

 

[DaveDreads]

Autoglym Tar Remover about £5 for halfords,
thats how I took mine off.

It took all the adhesive off with no damage.

 

[fearless]

Stick the kettle on, make a cup of tea. Having done so pour remaining hot water (not boiling, just hot) over bagde, grab some dental floss, run it down the back of badge. SRP residue off, done.

 

[Andi-B]

Hair dryer and cash card.. Then some tar remover.. Job done.

 

[dangle172]

^^^^^^^^defo a hair dryer and a cash card. And take your time heating it up.

 

[Tigger]

I'm guessing these method's will work for the standard Renault & Sport badges too?

 

[dangle172]

Yeah it work's on the standard badges. All your doing is heating up the glue thus making it soft enough and enabling you to easily peel off the badge. Take time heating the badge before trying to peel it off tho.

 

[Paddy_g46]

awesome! Getting that done this week then!

 

[iimushroomzii]

Heat gun and an old credit card, piece of piss

 

[lbrench]

Hair dryer and cash card.. Then some tar remover.. Job done.

agreed then chewing gum remover to get rid of the remaining glue bits

 

[Christophe]

i used a hair dryer to heat the glue and slowly pulled it off. then used AG tar remover to get rid of excess glue.

 

[Darren85]

fishing line, grab each side then work the fishing line down behind the badge job done, then polish the rest off

Exactly how I did it, though I used fishing braid, worked a treat

I'm guessing these method's will work for the standard Renault & Sport badges too?

The Renault badge is clipped in I think?