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My Scooby only has the pink STi Subaru badge on the front and thats it. I prefer a clean looking car with no model type badges etc, but it is personal preference TBH!! I would say de-badge all the way!! Have you tried to load a piccy of your car onto Photoshop and tried "erasing" the badges to see what it looks like? When I was umming and ahhing about getting clear indicators, someone photoshopped a piccy of my car with clear indicators, and it definitely helped me decide!
I'm sure someone on here would be able to do it for you, if you post a piccy?
I'm sure someone on here would be able to do it for you, if you post a piccy?
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i might just do it i have seen a few on here n it looks good i have taken my turbo2000 badge off and put a carbon sti one underneath the drivers side rear light i just thinking about whats the paint work like under the subaru badge its a late 97 what do you think???
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I've just debadged most of mine. Just the pink STi is left on the back. Think it lOOks much better.
See my thread for newage pics:
https://www.scoobynet.com/members-ga...light=de-badge
See my thread for newage pics:
https://www.scoobynet.com/members-ga...light=de-badge
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Fishing line mate! Cut a long strip off, and basically run it between the badge and the body work. The line will cut through any glue and then have a bottle of T-Cut and a bottle of elbow grease to hand!!!!
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Originally Posted by AndyWalker
available from all good car stores... and some rubbish ones too
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Originally Posted by Matt_taylor
when i did my old vectra i put boiling/hot water over it first to soften it up a bit
yep boiling water to soften it, find a way of either peeling or getting something behind it to get it off, then some autoglym intensive tar and glue remover then polish = perfecto
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Originally Posted by EmEm
Glad to hear it... you can come and wax my car then
darn sarf?? will cost a lot for my services and travelling time and fuel
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Dark Blue Mica UK Turbo de-badged
Found another picture of one of my old Imprezas (this is a 1997 UK Turbo) and tought it might be helpful to see a different coloured car that has been de-badged.
The car was fitted with the SUBARU chrome style lettering:
http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h2...r/Impreza1.jpg
Apologies for quality of pic.
Richard
The car was fitted with the SUBARU chrome style lettering:
http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h2...r/Impreza1.jpg
Apologies for quality of pic.
Richard
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Originally Posted by AndyWalker
darn sarf?? will cost a lot for my services and travelling time and fuel
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Originally Posted by EmEm
PMSL!!! You should really do it for free, since I gave you some GOOD advice about de-badging!!!!
lol how rude
minimum call out fee of a least a cuppa!