[kashanova]

Hey all, anyone know of any good auto body spots that can debadge my car? Preferably in Westchester county or in north Bronx area

[ejazbmw]

do you have a hairdryer and floss?

[sickem]

Yeah dude, some things are worth paying for...this ain't. Hair dryer, floss, goo gone and wax for after...you'll be done in 20 min.

[exclusivo]

go to the pharmacy spot and but some dental floss, run it back and forth behind the emblems to break the glue.

[F3thirty5]

+1

[AddictedToBavarian]

I'll do it for $50.

[kashanova]

I don't have either of those things, I'll try to find someone who does so I can debadge it one of these days, I guess the main problem is I don't have space to do it myself...

[ejazbmw]

can't tell if you're a troll or not....

[psmitty95]

There's absolutely no way he's not a troll....

[TroyDeJ]

if you can stand they you have enough space to debadge your car. youtube depaging a car and there will be 1000 vid on how to do it. If you seem to not be able to do it im sure a body shop would LOVE to charge you to debadge your car in the parking lot


provided your not a troll, but im positive you are

[sickem]

Originally Posted by kashanova

l guess the main problem is I don't have space to do it myself...

You aints got space?? I don't understand...do you park your car upright in a phone booth? Has to be a troll...

Wow guys, give the dude a break, clearly he's not comfortable doing it himself and there's nothing wrong with that. There is still a change you can damage your paint doing this after all.
OP- I know I'm a distance from you, but if you want to bring it by I will do it for you, for free.

[kashanova]

lol, I'm not a troll what I mean by space is I'm not near an electrical outlet to get heat on the paint, nor do I have access to a garage. I live in a very urban area and I rather not do any work on the street

[kashanova]

Originally Posted by Derek@MAC Auto Couture

Wow guys, give the dude a break, clearly he's not comfortable doing it himself and there's nothing wrong with that. There is still a change you can damage your paint doing this after all.
OP- I know I'm a distance from you, but if you want to bring it by I will do it for you, for free.

I pmed you

[TroyDeJ]

ohhh, i dont think anyone knew what you meant by you dont have the space since it really doesnt take any space.

[sickem]

The other trick (which doesn't work well this time of year) is just to have your car in the sun for a while. that usually warms up the paint and adhesive enough to get the floss thru it. But hey if the experts at MAC are willing to hook you up for nothing then go for it!

[328i]

Originally Posted by Derek@MAC Auto Couture

Wow guys, give the dude a break, clearly he's not comfortable doing it himself and there's nothing wrong with that. There is still a change you can damage your paint doing this after all.
OP- I know I'm a distance from you, but if you want to bring it by I will do it for you, for free.

+1 I guarantee half the people that did this themselves didn't bother to clean the car up before hand and probably scratched the hell out of their paint as well.

[sickem]

Originally Posted by 328i

+1 I guarantee half the people that did this themselves didn't bother to clean the car up before hand and probably scratched the hell out of their paint as well.

Nah, I think most people did what I did: read the countless DIYs that are on this forum and did it right!

[ejazbmw]

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