G300 badge and Dental Floss...
I managed to get the G300 and Turbo Dielsel badges off with some hard pulling and dental floss (ingenious I know :wink: ) but now there is a base residue that I cant remove even with a little elbow grease and white spirit...
Any ideas?!
hot air gun !
Or hairdryer, if you don't want to damage the paint.
Brake cleaner or use with CARE, acetone. Do try a sample patch some where un seen on effects on paintwork. I have never tried acetone on these mordern water soluble paint work.
Cheers,
brake cleaner is o.k.
heating oil and a sponge ..slow but effective and no damage to the lacquer.
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Thanks guys....is brake cleaner also "approach with care"? paint wise? I live in a flat so getting a hairdryer to the car is impossible!