In the past, I always associated debadged BMW's with teenage douchebags trying to make their parent's former e30 and e36 320's and 323's look like M3's. Typically, the vehicles included poorly installed bumper kits in a futile attempt to appear like an M3. I had a change of heart on this forum concerning debadging after seeing some examples of European e82's sans badge.
Using the typical method discussed on this forum, I picked up some goo gone at the home depot for $3. Dental floss separated the numbers and letters from the adhesive in a matter of seconds. A light application of goo gone, made it very easy to take the adhesive off with my fingers. A terry cloth with soapy water was used to clean the area.
It took 5 minutes, my morning coffee was still warm after going through the whole process.
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