De-badging

Is it easy to remove the letters and numbers from the back-end of the car? ie S40 2.0T? It doesnt damage the paintwork? Cheers in advance Matthew

debadging 

I warmed them with a hair dryer,lifted them with a credit card,removed any residue with tar removerthen applied a drop of polish. It worked without any damage but there is probably a professional alternative .Hezi

Or pour some water from a kettle, just off the boil, then carefully pull them away. Stick them on a bit of metal, glass or whatever while the adhesive is warm and you can reverse the process some time later. Regards, Don.

I used dental floss to "cut" the adhesive backing away from the badge itself. I then just rubbed the adhesive backing with my finger and it rolled off quite easily.

Warm soapy water and don't use a metal tool - fingernails made it an easy job and as said above roll off with the balls of your fingers/thumbs. Only place Volvo is written visibly on my car now is the steering wheel..... Oh and T4 on rear quarter and mesh grill.....

Successfully De-Badged...Fingernails slightly sore, but another cheap mod Thanks peeps.:Banane59: Mat

If you have a turbo engine got to leave the deets on the rear... So rare I see another T4 on the roads....

Hi, I prefer the re badge option: Des. . . ;)