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NeralPal 05-04-2007 06:05 PM

Removing/Replacing Emblem badges
 
A couple months ago somone stole the emblems off my car and managed to break off only the E on my 300E badge. I got a new one off ebay for about 8$ and im wondering if anyone knows of a good way to remove the remainders of the old badge. Also what should I use to put the new one on? Thanks :singer:

Peter Guenther 05-04-2007 06:43 PM

Petroleum jelly should soften it, a little lighterfluid/kerosene. Then clean the area well.They are held on by double sided tape. You can get some at auto parts stores sniff, around at body shops they might give you a little piece. I would put it on the emblem and then slightly trim back from the edge I dont think you got much of a bargain on E-bay, at MB they come with the tape installed. I would be happy they did not steal the hood ornament or star in rear, it was a fad for a while.

NeralPal 05-04-2007 07:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Peter Guenther (Post 1498338)
Petroleum jelly should soften it, a little lighterfluid/kerosene. Then clean the area well.They are held on by double sided tape. You can get some at auto parts stores sniff, around at body shops they might give you a little piece. I would put it on the emblem and then slightly trim back from the edge I dont think you got much of a bargain on E-bay, at MB they come with the tape installed. I would be happy they did not steal the hood ornament or star in rear, it was a fad for a while.

Thanks for the input. Is there any other way the badges were put on because it looks like there is something else holder on my badge now. like a hardend black puddy. I have no idea what it is. Also they did take off the trunk star on my car and both stars off my Mom's ML500. GG

Stoney 05-04-2007 08:17 PM

Hair Dryer, Dental Floss and WD 40
 
Use a hair dryer to soften the adhesive, then use the dental floss as sort of a saw to cut thru the glue behind the emblem and then use the WD 40 to remove the remainder of the glue.


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