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Freelander 2 Badge Removal

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I’ve never been a fan of spec level badges. I don’t like the snobbery and elitism associated with the whole scheme. Also as Modchop posted previously, badges can be prised off by morons leading to an expensive repair bill.

I therefore decided to remove the SE badge from the GLR Freelander 2. As in the previous badge removal post it was just a case of warming the badge with a hair dryer (which I don’t possess for obvious reasons…) or a heat gun. Be careful if using a heat gun as it’s really easy to blister and damage the paintwork or other bodywork. After warming the badges sufficiently it’s just a case of levering them off with a trim tool or similar non damaging tool.

Following removal, it’s just a case of using some T-Cut and then some wax/polish to clean up the area. The paintwork area where the badge was  still slightly different to the surrounding paintwork, however this should equalise out over time (I hope!).

Yes, I know the car needs a wash!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jason

GLR Webmaster & Contributor. In real life I'm a Software Engineer developing embedded software mainly in the automotive industry. Freelander 2 SE TD4 in Tonga Green Discovery 4 SDV6 HSE in Aintree Green Defender XS also in Tonga Green - Gone Freelander Td4 ES TD4 in Epsom Green - Gone Freelander Td4 Kalahari TD4 in Epsom Green - Gone Freelander XEi in Epsom Green - Gone

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