Any tips on DE-BADGING?
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I have done it on previous cars ive owned with some 3M adhesive cleaner, floss, and a hair dryer.
do you guys have any BMW specific tricks for me?!?!
thanks!
do you guys have any BMW specific tricks for me?!?!
thanks!
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sounds like you know what to do, perhaps a clay bar or goo gone to help remove any remaining adhesive once debadged....
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My Ride: 05' Bmw 530i Sport Package
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yeap just like everyone else I used dental floss, then blow dried it and dabbed a lil bit of adhesive remover to clean it off. Then I washed it and finished it off with a clay bar