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Subject: Debadging

Author:
Harry

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Date Posted: 04:36:03 03/26/02 Tue
In reply to: Tony 's message, "A project Diamante" on 04:08:17 03/26/02 Tue

I debadged my car right after I got it, and whats gonna happen is either one or both of the rear emblems will leave an outline of the letters under the adhesive. It is best to use a hair dryer to heat the badge up pretty hot to take it and the adhesive at the same time. But even after the outline of the letter will still be visible, I even wet sanded some of it out, but you can still see it a little. As for the wing, I had to drill 7 holes in my trunk, one of the was 3/4 inch, and also some drilling on the inside to get the bolts to fit thru the frame. Drilling holes in your trunk is pretty scary at first, but if you dont feel confident about your placement of those holes, and the position of the wing on the car, you should have someone else do it. You only get on chance.

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