cheap mod - DE BADGING :) simple guide
took a while, and a fair bit of hard work
tools required... heat gun or hair dryer flat plastic card/tool (credit card does fine) wax/polish t - cut or something similar few rags/cloths time (1 hour for what i done, see below) simple really, heat the badge up slowly, then prise it off with a plastic card (dont use a stanley blade) then remove all the excess glue with elbow greese and rags. once the majority is off, you may have a outline of the badge, t cut the area well, and this should remove any marks... before https://www.scoobynet.com/picture.ph...ictureid=12178 after https://www.scoobynet.com/picture.ph...ictureid=12179 still plan to remove the type UK badge, but got bored after an hour. the badges came off fine, so can be re fitted if i want, but i really prefer this look. any other coments? |
Flush the boot lock, would look the nuts then
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looks good for it
move the sti badge to the other side imo............... |
will remove the STi badge, then see where i can move it to.
flushing the lock, headache! too much money and messing about for such a small thing. but i know it would look good. just thought a few people might want to see my results, i think it looks 10x better at the mo. |
looks good mate,i used tar remover,less elbow grease..
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use dental floss rather than a plastic card ;)
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Sticky stuff remover for the residue ;)
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Kent speedy 500 removes all types of adhesives.
Us it at work all the time. Nice result mate! Looks very nice. |
Nice ;)
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that looks very nice mate
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Prefer it badged, it now looks like it has a big *rse. Megane, anyone?
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Originally Posted by alcazar
(Post 9603000)
Prefer it badged, it now looks like it has a big *rse. Megane, anyone?
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:hjtwofing
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It looks much better to me.
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Well... I am in favour of removing all those little extra badges, but personally prefer to leave S U B A R U written proudly on my boot lids :-)
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loads better :thumb:
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