Hairdrier and dental floss, then a toffee wheel to remove the adhesive that is left over. (i use it manually, rather than with a drill)

 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Caramel-Spindle-Sticker-Adhesive-Remover/dp/B00G5J7KRG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1468309388&sr=8-1&keywords=toffee+wheel

 

 

Or you could just use some white spirit followed by a light polish instead of the toffee wheel to remove any stubborn glue?

Or you could just use some white spirit followed by a light polish instead of the toffee wheel to remove any stubborn glue?

 

This.

First half of SnailUK method then fgaffney advice, that's what I always do and it works a treat.

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Oh Dear :no:  :no: :no:  :no:  It will be a Autobot or Desepticon badge next 

 

 

To each his own! 

 

 

Also Jaco2K. Been down that line before. Nowadays I prefer bragging outright.

I have always entertained the idea of underbadging one of my cars just for laughs

...also never put the tuner stickers to give away the engine is tuned - leave them wondering. Sleeper cars is where it is at

My mate put 16v badges on his clio 172 and since the 172 had 16inch version of the dynamique alloys it made it a sleeper, I had 1.4 16v badges on my 182 at the same time, some people fell for it despite the twin rear exhausts others didn't lol.

Here's my octavia debadged, best decision I made after humming and hawing whether to do it or not.