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Hi guys, before I go at my rear badge with a screwy is it connected inside the tailgate??

How do i remove it? MK5 GTi

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Hi mate

The rear VW badge is simply glued on with adhesive. On a warm day you can simply go at it with your hands and just pull the blighter off, thats what I did! :lol:
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Si_GTi wrote:Hi mate

The rear VW badge is simply glued on with adhesive. On a warm day you can simply go at it with your hands and just pull the blighter off, thats what I did! :lol:
I am also planing to do this, Just wonder how would i glue it back on, can i just use double sided tape, or will that be too weak
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ur a star my man.......thanks mate
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Tailor wrote:I am also planing to do this, Just wonder how would i glue it back on, can i just use double sided tape, or will that be too weak
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I stuck mine on with trim repair tape from Halfords :D
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Post by alexperkins »

you can use something called VHB tape which is excellent, or there is a double sided tape made by Vesa which is really good - ive used it to mount car badges in the past.
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alexperkins wrote:you can use something called VHB tape which is excellent, or there is a double sided tape made by Vesa which is really good - ive used it to mount car badges in the past.
Ive heard about the VHB Tapes.. but were could i get it from... will b&q have it?
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Nope - a signmakers will have it or a body shop. Otherwise you can get it off the internet.

Anywhere that sells a good range of tapes should stock it but im not so sure about BandQ
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alexperkins wrote:Nope - a signmakers will have it or a body shop. Otherwise you can get it off the internet.

Anywhere that sells a good range of tapes should stock it but im not so sure about BandQ
Thanks for that Alex.. Thers a sign shop on my high street will go and check it out tommorow.

Also about the sign if i take off the actual sign from the rubber that is sits on, will it fit nicely back on to my car..?
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I believe not. Ive got one on my desk at home - the rubber provides the area so you can stick it on. Without the rubber, the sign it very flimsy and isnt stickable :(
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alexperkins wrote:I believe not. Ive got one on my desk at home - the rubber provides the area so you can stick it on. Without the rubber, the sign it very flimsy and isnt stickable :(
Ahh mate ... my idea is to take the rubber off and spray the badge black, my cars blue and i was hoping without the rubber on the badge it would be much nice.... Ohh well will need to find a way of making the badge stronger or getting it to stick on properly
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as long as it has an even, clean smooth and level back surface , it will stick perfectly :) So theres something to start on ;)
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alexperkins wrote:as long as it has an even, clean smooth and level back surface , it will stick perfectly :) So theres something to start on ;)
I will be starting that as soon as my frigin exams are over... at least i can put it on the list of things i plan to do... once i finish i`ll let u all kno for future reference
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alexperkins wrote:I believe not. Ive got one on my desk at home - the rubber provides the area so you can stick it on. Without the rubber, the sign it very flimsy and isnt stickable :(
But the 9N's don't have the rubber surround (the plastic backing is about the same thicknesss) and they stick fine :D
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