Hey, I've pilfered a few badges from a TJ. What's a good method for removing the sticky stuff off the back? I've dabbed a little metho on it and slowly worked most of it off but would love a quicker method :)

Scrub scrub scrub :D I used Big Kevs Goo remover!!!! didnt work to well still had to use alot of scrubbing

Hey, I've pilfered a few badges from a TJ. What's a good method for removing the sticky stuff off the back? I've dabbed a little metho on it and slowly worked most of it off but would love a quicker method :)

PILFERED?? LOL :bowrofl: Is that what its called these days.... Never mind, i was tryin to "PILFER" a DIAMANTE badge the other night...

As jono_04 said - SCRUB SCRUB SCRUB... but very carefully so it doest crack...

Use "Mr Sheen" mate. Took me a whole 20 secs after removing mine completely and have it look perfect with just a bit of Mr Sheen and a scourer.

PILFERED?? LOL :bowrofl: Is that what its called these days.... Never mind, i was tryin to "PILFER" a DIAMANTE badge the other night...

Hahaha.... well, I got them from the wreckers. Came across a TJ Sports from which some girl had pilfered the wing. Tail lights were in good nic.

The best thing I have found to remove sticky stuff is a product called De-Solv-It. It's a Natural Citric based solvent with a cartoon Orange-Man on the bottle. I use it to remove any left over rego sticker from my windscreen, and it works an absolute treat, better than Metho IMHO. The bottle says you can use it on ANY surface, including skin. And it smells like Cointreau!

eucaliptus oil is the old method ask ur mum or grand mother

Prepsol.

heat up the badge..then scrub scrub scrub

white spirits, turps, even baby oil will do it... anything that is a solvent and not an alcohol.

yes, i recommend De-solv-it as well. it is a fantasitc product. just let it soak into the adhesive for a bit, and eventually it just wipes off.

CRC-556 ? or WD-40 will disolve most sticky-backs.

This stuff's pretty thick. Think I'll stick, (pun not intended :bowrofl: ), to turps and elbowgrease.

eucaliptus oil is the old method ask ur mum or grand mother
Eucalyptus oil should work...smells nice too :D

Use "Mr Sheen" mate. Took me a whole 20 secs after removing mine completely and have it look perfect with just a bit of Mr Sheen and a scourer.

a scourer?!? :confused:

wouldnt that do a bit more damage than good if not used properly?

i used a butterknife and alot of scrubbing, i just have been advised to buff it too when the glues off....