Removing Case Badges

[SuperEnd123]

I have a Fractal Design Define R4, that came scratched, so fractal is sending me a new front panel to replace the scratched one. My problem is that I didn't originally plan on getting a new one until I heard it was free, so I put my case badges on it.
Is there any good way to get them off? Particularly this one: http://assets.hardwarezone.com/img/2013/05/Coat_of_Arms-600W-crop.jpg
I also have a Noctua one, but it is smaller and less delicate.

 

[tiny voices]

No, the adhesive will be messed up. I am not a fan of these badges at all. I feel a clean look is way more appealing.

 

[woltej1]

Best way would be to use a hair dryer and get the badges as hot as possible. If that doesn't work then they are stuck on.

 

[tiny voices]

Best way would be to use a hair dryer and get the badges as hot as possible. If that doesn't work then they are stuck on.

This is a common method for de-badging cars. Unfortunately it does ruin the adhesive also.

You CAN take them off, remove the adhesive, and use this stuff to put them back on: http://www.rakuten.com/prod/scotch-exterior-mounting-tape-1-width-x-5-ft-length-double-sided-1/204601845.html?listingId=299043944&scid=pla_google_Pens-N-More&adid=18172&gclid=CNDHoJqtpL0CFYc7OgodtDwAng

 

[zaktatt]

I know you can use braided fishing line to remove car badges, it might work the same with pcs

 

[Karadjgne]

Those badges are very easy to replace for cheap. You'll spend more in time and effort and more cash on decent adhesive (if you didn't ruin the badge) than it'd cost to just get new. $6 on ebay roughly for a black/chrome version, $8 for 2x red/silver etc.