The rings on the grill have two screws that hold them on, easy to remove. If you want a mesh grill check out LLTek Home Page - Bodykit Styling and Performance Accessories for Audi, Porsche, BMW, Mercedes Benz and Volkswagen cars. Making your own mesh grills is a pain in the butt and they seldom turn out well.

On the boot they are applied using 2 sided tape, use a heat gun to heat up the adhesive and take dental floss or fishing line and the will pull off. Use 3M adheasive remover to get the left over sticky junk off. Use a light rubbing compound to get rid of and marks the emblems leave and finish with a good waxing to bring back the shine. I did mine about a month ago and it turned out great! Good luck.

 

you take the fishing line and slid it down in between the car and the emblem, just to clarify ;D

 

OOPS! I forgot the details. Thanks for the clarification.

 

he said front grill... you guys are telling him how to debadge.

the audi rings on the B5 grill pop off with a few clips. i took mine out and put it on my mesh grill. i had to cut a few clips so it would fit right, and i also used fishing line for extra support... yea lltek is good for a mesh grill. the rs4 one is pretty sick too... i got mine off ebay.. just search Kamei Grille Audi A4 and you should get a lot of results

 

re-read his original post bro. He asks about the emblems on the back and how to remove them. As for the grill rings, mine has the tabs like yours but some b5's have screws, 2 of my buddies are screwed from behind the rings.

 

i bet its the face lift b5 a4 that have clips and the pre facelift are screws