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Ali_10 said:
Hi all,
Ive just bought an SLK 200 and plan to remove the 200 badge from the rear - got a thing about symmetry. Does anyone know if this is an easy job to DIY without making a mess and if so, what is the best method?
Many thanks,
Ali
New or old? If new, the dealer should happily do it for you. If old, just beware of any fade in the paint that could result in a "shadow" where the bade was ...Ive just bought an SLK 200 and plan to remove the 200 badge from the rear - got a thing about symmetry. Does anyone know if this is an easy job to DIY without making a mess and if so, what is the best method?
Many thanks,
Ali
Biggriff said:
hair dryer and fishing line/dental floss behind the bades. clean u with alcohol
I agree with this, but try boiling water instead of a hair dryer; it's quicker and you're less likely to annoy the OH when you have burnt out her hair dryer on your f
king car! (I speak from experience!) woansleftpeg said:
Just be aware that whatever your reasons for doing it, debadged cars scream "I couldn't afford the good one and I'm really embarrassed about it", thus labelling you as a bit of a wally. I'd leave the badges on and enjoy the car for what it is.
I could not disagree with you more !!! in fact I`ve orderd `E200` and `kompressor` badges for the back of mine along with some `6`s for the front wing.I just get pissed with every fool with 100 hp trying to smoke me at every set of trafic lights.
The car has `V8 kompressor` on the front wings, going to remove the 8 and put the 6 in its place.
I have removed the back badges and found 2 small dents coverd by them and also 2 small rust blisters in another place on the boot hatch. It looks beter with out them....
I have removed the back badges and found 2 small dents coverd by them and also 2 small rust blisters in another place on the boot hatch. It looks beter with out them....
Edited by marc.l on Monday 24th August 12:42
woansleftpeg said:
In my experience, d
head drivers will do that whether you're driving a 911 GT3 or a Ford Galaxy. My advice to you would be to ignore them, let them past if it's safe to do so, and every now and again when the mood takes, smoke them.
Yes, I get this in the GT3 - especially from people who really would have no chance if I took them up on it - vans, Escorts, 190E's and all that. Luckily, the BMW 550 only has the tiny 550i badge on the back so no one can tell it apart from any 518i or whatever the base model is these days so no one pays me any attention at all
head drivers will do that whether you're driving a 911 GT3 or a Ford Galaxy. My advice to you would be to ignore them, let them past if it's safe to do so, and every now and again when the mood takes, smoke them.
Edited by christer for spelling on Monday 24th August 17:01
Edited by christer on Monday 24th August 17:01
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