Tools and Materials:
- Heat Gun or Hairdryer
- Dental Floss or Fishing Line
- Rubbing Alcohol or Goo Gone
- Clean, Soft Cloths
- Plastic Spudger (optional)
Instructions:
1. Preparation:
- Wash and clean the area around the badges to remove any dirt or debris.
2. Heating:
- Use a heat gun or hairdryer to heat up the badge gently for a few minutes. This helps loosen the adhesive underneath the badge.
3. Floss Removal:
- Carefully insert the dental floss or fishing line behind the badge.
- Start sawing back and forth, applying gentle pressure to cut through the adhesive.
- Work your way around the entire badge until it comes off.
4. Peel off Adhesive Residue:
- After removing the badge, there might be adhesive residue left behind.
- Use a plastic spudger (if needed) to gently pry off any remaining adhesive.
- Be cautious not to damage the paintwork underneath.
5. Cleaning:
- Wipe the area with a clean, soft cloth soaked in rubbing alcohol or Goo Gone.
- This will remove any remaining adhesive residue.
6. Final Cleaning:
- Use a clean, soft cloth to buff the area and ensure it's free from any smudges or residue.
Note:
- Be patient and take your time during the process to avoid damaging the paintwork.
- If using a heat gun, ensure you keep it moving and don't overheat a specific area for too long.
- Some badges might be attached with rivets or screws, which may require a different approach for removal.
It's recommended to consult with an experienced automotive professional or refer to the Peugeot 206 owner's manual for specific instructions related to your vehicle's model and year.
