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here are a few reasons I can see why it gets done....
Say for example you piss someone off on here. They could search for all your posts, find a pic of your car and with a little bit of research show up on your front step, knock on your door and blow your brains out...highly unlikely, but one example. Or they see your tags when you are out driving and they run you off the road, vandalize your car when you park, follow you home...there are a million scenarios.
Or, you post pics of your ride on 20's or your bangin new head unit, amp and subs. Someone comes on here, does some research, finds your address and steals your shit.
In this day and age, the more info you can keep private, the better.
I posted some pics of my car in front of my fiance's parents house. I blocked out her father's license plate number because it can lead someone to his house...it's not my house and that's only fair. I only have front tags and if I posted pics of my rear end, I'd block out my tags too.
Say for example you piss someone off on here. They could search for all your posts, find a pic of your car and with a little bit of research show up on your front step, knock on your door and blow your brains out...highly unlikely, but one example. Or they see your tags when you are out driving and they run you off the road, vandalize your car when you park, follow you home...there are a million scenarios.
Or, you post pics of your ride on 20's or your bangin new head unit, amp and subs. Someone comes on here, does some research, finds your address and steals your shit.
In this day and age, the more info you can keep private, the better.
I posted some pics of my car in front of my fiance's parents house. I blocked out her father's license plate number because it can lead someone to his house...it's not my house and that's only fair. I only have front tags and if I posted pics of my rear end, I'd block out my tags too.
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the real reason...
i realized that other pics that i had posted of my car before i never blurred out the plates haha...
so i said f*ck it with the last one and i knew everyone would talk about that, lol...
so... looks good? bad? opinions?
i realized that other pics that i had posted of my car before i never blurred out the plates haha...
so i said f*ck it with the last one and i knew everyone would talk about that, lol...
so... looks good? bad? opinions?
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Originally Posted by dalieu
i think debadging the 1st gen TL doesn't look good until you mod it (lowering it and putting on some new rims).
i am getting inspires soon... so... yay!
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Man I wish my debadge job looked that clean.... did you have the shop do it?
I have smudges where the badges used to be.... will they come out with a buffer?
I have smudges where the badges used to be.... will they come out with a buffer?
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Originally Posted by Petie
Man I wish my debadge job looked that clean.... did you have the shop do it?
I have smudges where the badges used to be.... will they come out with a buffer?
I have smudges where the badges used to be.... will they come out with a buffer?
www.detailsdetailsdetails.com if anyone lives in md, they do a pretty good job.
i wouldnt know about the whole buffing thing, i took my car in that place to get my car waxed and they waxed the whole car after they ripped the badges off, then they scrubbed the area pretty hard with the sponge they use to clean the car.
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NICE My car is the same color but a 3.2 debadged and I have carbon fiber looking acura emblems. I don't put up pic cause parking on the street made my bumpers look like shit. Thinking of painting all the bumpers but then it will just get messed up again anyways
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Originally Posted by Petie
Man I wish my debadge job looked that clean.... did you have the shop do it?
I have smudges where the badges used to be.... will they come out with a buffer?
I have smudges where the badges used to be.... will they come out with a buffer?
works like a charm, no need to professionals. the job is sooooo simple that u can do it just as good as *professionals* i dont think there is such an occupation where one person can proffessionalize in debadging cars. hgahaha
and make sure u use like have a penny size on a large area about 1 square feet only.
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