Removing/Moving badges around?
06-12-2002, 08:39 AM
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Removing/Moving badges around?
I'm probably going to debadge the car soon and was thinking about maybe putting the 3.2TL badge in another location. I've seen guys on here place it inside their car, but i'm thinking of another location outside the car. Any Suggestions?
Also, what sort of adhesive is used to stick the badges on?
Also, what sort of adhesive is used to stick the badges on?
06-12-2002, 09:33 AM
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After you remove it... all you need to do is go to the local autoparts store and buy the 3M emblem adhesive. It's a double sided adhesive that holds on moldings and emblems. I paid $11 for a 5 ft. roll. They also have different widths if you need. As for where to put it... I don't think the 3.2TL badge would look good anywhere else on the outside except the trunk. The only think I can think of is if you put it on a license plate frame or something.....
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Originally posted by juniorbean
I don't think the 3.2TL badge would look good anywhere else on the outside except the trunk. The only think I can think of is if you put it on a license plate frame or something.....
I don't think the 3.2TL badge would look good anywhere else on the outside except the trunk. The only think I can think of is if you put it on a license plate frame or something.....
06-12-2002, 10:21 AM
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Originally posted by AJay
My TL-S badge got stolen
didnt bother to replace it, just took off the 3.2TL as well - looks very clean.
My TL-S badge got stolen
didnt bother to replace it, just took off the 3.2TL as well - looks very clean.
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I remember seeing a pic of someone's car here around a year ago (I think it was a silver one) where they placed the Type S badge on the sideskirt of a bodykit. It didn't look bad. It didn't look great either IMHO.
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Originally posted by crmsnidol
I remember seeing a pic of someone's car here around a year ago (I think it was a silver one) where they placed the Type S badge on the sideskirt of a bodykit. It didn't look bad. It didn't look great either IMHO.
I remember seeing a pic of someone's car here around a year ago (I think it was a silver one) where they placed the Type S badge on the sideskirt of a bodykit. It didn't look bad. It didn't look great either IMHO.
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Originally posted by crmsnidol
I remember seeing a pic of someone's car here around a year ago (I think it was a silver one) where they placed the Type S badge on the sideskirt of a bodykit. It didn't look bad. It didn't look great either IMHO.
I remember seeing a pic of someone's car here around a year ago (I think it was a silver one) where they placed the Type S badge on the sideskirt of a bodykit. It didn't look bad. It didn't look great either IMHO.
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06-12-2002, 07:30 PM
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Originally posted by songoku
That was Nate's TL. DO SEARCH!!
That was Nate's TL.
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