I've heard that a good length of fishing monofilament line pulled behind the badge will cut it off. Then use a solvent to remove any remaining adhesive.
__________________
My Daily Working Truck - 200,000 miles, 2001 X Wedgewood Blue, 4x2, Rancho 9000s, K & N Air Filter, Helwig anti-sway bars front and back, Weathertech catch-all rear mat, window vent shades, Molded mud flaps, Pioneer XM Radio, Escort 8500 Passport Radar Detector, Pioneer in-dash CD/FM/AM changer, SCMT (It Rocks!), Michelin LTX M/S 285/75 16 RD, Badged, Super Bright Back-up lights, Sylvania Silver Star Headlights, Thule roof rack system with Evolution Carrier Box, Extended Arm Rests
I've had luck with using a rag under a corner, and slowly apply pressure and it slooooowly starts to lift. You'll need to put a rag or something that will keep the opposite corner from digging into the paint. A little heat helps too, like a hair dryer.
__________________ 2004 EB Excursion, 4x4, 6.0, everything but step tubes and 2nd row chairs, Magnaflow Exhaust, Isspro Gauges in an under cubby pod, Fumoto sitting on V Codes and Revo 285's.
"Treat me good, I'll treat you better; treat me bad, I'll treat you worse." - Sonny Barger
Dental floss, braided fishing line, or those plastic straps (banding material) that are around boxes. Saw back and forth without pulling out too hard.
__________________
Rich DeFrancisco
2000 Excursion Limited PSD 4x4, Oxford White, X-code springs, F350 blocks, Husky Liners, Banks 4" Monster Exhaust w/Power Elbow, Hutched and Pooned, Ford Outfitters/Hella 60mm Driving Lights, Bilstein.
1998 BMW M3 Dakar Yellow (her car), 18" M-Parallel wheels, always at the mall.
1974 Truimph TR6, will be Sapphire Blue, in the process of restification.
[ QUOTE ]
I never knew dental floss could be really useful...
[/ QUOTE ]
LOL...I'm with you on that. I never floss. However, I do have two comments that ARE relevant on the topic of flossing:
1) My father's dentist told him once, "There is no sense whatsoever in flossing teeth you don't want to keep." [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smokin.gif[/img]
2) The statistics show that people who floss their teeth regularly live 2 years longer than people who don't. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/eek.gif[/img]
So, maybe I should pull out that funny looking white string that's been sitting my in bathroom drawer all these years.
AutoForums.com is the premier network of enthusiast-owned
enthusiast-operated automotive communities.
We operate more than 100 automotive forums where our users consult peers for shopping information and advice, and share
experiences and opinions as a community.
Linear Mode
