[Wobble]

Hi what's the best way and easiest way to delete the model number/removing the 325d from the rear of the car,as normally when I've purchased new I've had BMW remove it,don't like the chrome plus one of the numbers has started to peel,any help will be appreciated,thanks a lot x

[PDK]

Hi, spray a little tar remover over the lettering, making sure it soaks the adhesive at the back of the lettering.

Leave for 5 mins, use a hair dryer to heat up the adhesive, then use tooth floss to cut through the adhesive.

Use the tar remover and hair dryer to remove residue once the lettering has been removed, use a some polish afterwards to bring the paint back to a gloss finish,

HTH
PK

[DriverLDN]

What PDK said, a bit of tar and glue remover, let it soak. I used trim removing tools with a thin cloth to pry the letters off, worked perfect as well. The removed the excess adhesive with tar and glue remover, cleaned up and the used some t-cut and polished the whole boot lid. The reason I had to do that was because you could still see the lettering in the paint, however the t-cut sorted that right out.

[JM85]

I wouldn't advise using T-Cut, some SRP should do the job

[Wobble]

Thanks a lot guys,bought some tar remover and got them off so easy,and then it started raining,so will hopefully give it a good clean tomorrow and a bit of a polish,back end looks so much neater without the 325d on it x