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Joined: Oct 2004
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Smartchild
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Smartchild
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ello again folks, jus a quick question, i want to relocate my fOCUS badge. 1) whats best to get it off? ive heard boiling water or a hair dryer 2) What should i use to re-stick it? will it be sticky enough when i remove it or will i have to use double sided tape or summat? i jus want somethin that wont peel the paint off if i wanna move the badge again! cheers peeps 
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Hairdryer is best to get it off
To put them back on use silicon matey
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Smartchild
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sweet! cheers dude 
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Make sure you dont snap it
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Smartchild
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aye good point! will try and be as careful as i can, might not matter too much if it snaps, i sorta wanna rebadge it in a diff way! i'll put a piccy up when i do it (if i do it properly!)
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Spacing the letter across the rear of the hatch, Saxo stylee? Thats my guess!
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Hairdryer is a good makeshift tool, but I prefered using me mates heat gun, much quicker and a hell of a lot easier....mainly cos it was hotter lol
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Smartchild
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dazza you nailed it lol. possibly across the bottom of the bumper. its jus sumthin that might look alright...might not! if it doesnt i'll jus take it off and cant lose out! if it looks alrite its a bit unique!
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Get a piece of thread (cotton stuff used on a sewing machine) and use that on the backing, doing a sort of 'sawing' motion.
I took the rub strips off my black astra on the side. They had been on for ten years and took me about two weeks to get the sticky stuff off, it had gone hard! It was designed by Hitler, I tell you.
They sell backing pieces in Halfords, the proper stuff.
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