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How to Remove Adhesive Badges from an Audi A3

Model: Audi A3 MK 2, 8P - Years 2003-2013
Part: Manufacturer emblem

In today's video, see how to remove the rear badges from an Audi A3. This tutorial applies to all cars. Heat the area where you need to work to soften the adhesive. Using a thin object, such as a credit card or dental floss, work to detach the badge from the bodywork. Heat again to soften any remaining sticky residue and remove it; if any remains, use an appropriate solvent for deep cleaning. Wipe with a soft cloth until the area is clean. Proceed in the same manner for all badges you wish to remove.

Updated on 12 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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