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Had the coating on the 'TVR' badge pop off in extreme heat last summer. The badge is under some stress when bolted down because they are flat, but car bodies are curved. Bolting them down, then a bit of heat can pop them. Saying that, its the only time this has happened and Leven exchanged it with no drama at all - when it was about 9 months old.
Hi Apache how are you
I fancied one of levens badges but i brok the original one to bad to exchange it, i got a nice brass on from ebay, look good but its not smooth though, sitll levens do gove good service, have you thought of using a thin sheet of ribber gasget and shaping it to the curve of the bonnet so the badge stays flat ish.
this may not look as good though
Campbell
I fancied one of levens badges but i brok the original one to bad to exchange it, i got a nice brass on from ebay, look good but its not smooth though, sitll levens do gove good service, have you thought of using a thin sheet of ribber gasget and shaping it to the curve of the bonnet so the badge stays flat ish.
this may not look as good though
Campbell
We have supplied hundreds of badges over the years. The ones that go 'wrong' are usually those that have been either over tightened or cleaned with chemicials (traffic film remover can be quite strong alkaline) or even steam cleamers. Some people routinely clean their with steam cleaners/pressure washers despite TVR not recommending it!
If anyone has a problem with their badge please contact us direct.
If anyone has a problem with their badge please contact us direct.
996 turbo said:
Sorry to hiJack the thread. I've got a Leven TVR badge in as new perfect condition. I keep meaning to ebay it but never got round to it. Make me an offer off-line if you fancy it. They really do look superb :-)
Cheers, Steve, 996TT
Stick it in the classifieds... it'll go quite quickly I'd have thought.
leventech said:
We have supplied hundreds of badges over the years. The ones that go 'wrong' are usually those that have been either over tightened or cleaned with chemicials (traffic film remover can be quite strong alkaline) or even steam cleamers. Some people routinely clean their with steam cleaners/pressure washers despite TVR not recommending it!
If anyone has a problem with their badge please contact us direct.
Mine were held on with small sticky pads, and cable ties around the thread (as I dont have girl's fingers!), so no stress - and the resin still lifted!
...and I dont use harsh chemicals on my bodywork, anywhere.
Having said all that Leven replaced - no quibbling - and the new one has lasted 1 year.
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not been using cleaning products on Leven products have you..?!?!
RTFM..! Clean water only..! 
