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#477465 - 01/11/12 10:21 AM removal of ford badges
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as title says i want to remove the whole ford badge on front and rear so i can spray them so there is no more silver!! (sorry if this been posted before)

so how would i go about doing the above???
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#477466 - 01/11/12 10:40 AM Re: removal of ford badges [Re: thorpy_st]
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Take the front grill off then u will see 2 clips on the back of the badge part remove these, if the badge doesnt come off easy heat it up with a hair dryer or heat gun then slide a knife up the gap thats how i did it, not tryed doing the back yet but am guessing its same kind of thing

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#477467 - 01/11/12 11:26 AM Re: removal of ford badges [Re: PedST]
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Take the front grill off then u will see 2 clips on the back of the badge part remove these, if the badge doesnt come off easy heat it up with a hair dryer or heat gun then slide a knife up the gap thats how i did it, not tryed doing the back yet but am guessing its same kind of thing




lovely will crack on with it cheers
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#477468 - 01/11/12 12:09 PM Re: removal of ford badges [Re: thorpy_st]
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I'm sure I wrote about the rear badge on here somewhere...

the rear is stuck on with some really good strong sticky stuff

there are two 'prongs' that go into the bodywork like the front badge, but they don't have the metal clips.

you will need the remove the boot internal cover (3 screws and then just pull, the rest is on clips)
then from inside the boot you can push out the badge. It really needs a lot of force though.
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#477469 - 01/11/12 12:33 PM Re: removal of ford badges [Re: steviehouse]
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I'm sure I wrote about the rear badge on here somewhere...




yeah i thought i remembered something along these lines!!

cheers for that will get on it
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#477470 - 01/11/12 12:48 PM Re: removal of ford badges [Re: thorpy_st]
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With the rear badge you need use something long to get at the prongs..Something like this is perfect as you can enclose the prong in the end section and just push the badge out..

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#477471 - 01/11/12 01:35 PM Re: removal of ford badges [Re: LegoMan]
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I just used a screwdriver as it's all I had at the time.

I would recommend something with a flat end, or hollow as Mr Lego suggests (sorry dont remember your name dude) so you don't damage the prongs too much.
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#477472 - 01/11/12 02:54 PM Re: removal of ford badges [Re: steviehouse]
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Sorry for some reason I was thinking of you taking the rear badge of and replacing it with a new one ...but saying that, the prongs on the rear badge are very strong and should not bend or break of as my old badge is still in one piece..
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#477473 - 01/11/12 05:47 PM Re: removal of ford badges [Re: LegoMan]
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he is taking it off completely still
just to spray, not replace
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#477474 - 01/11/12 06:21 PM Re: removal of ford badges [Re: steviehouse]
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he is taking it off completely still
just to spray, not replace




Yeah this
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#477475 - 05/11/12 09:59 PM Re: removal of ford badges [Re: steviehouse]
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I'm sure I wrote about the rear badge on here somewhere...

the rear is stuck on with some really good strong sticky stuff

there are two 'prongs' that go into the bodywork like the front badge, but they don't have the metal clips.

you will need the remove the boot internal cover (3 screws and then just pull, the rest is on clips)
then from inside the boot you can push out the badge. It really needs a lot of force though.




This for me, but I used pliers to grip and push and loosened it by 'sawing' at it all round with dental floss first. Made it soo much easier with the floss
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#477476 - 05/11/12 10:25 PM Re: removal of ford badges [Re: CJ_]
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Good call that pal like it
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