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08-07-2008, 10:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Lou01
Yeah no shit. So who is better the imageshack?
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09-01-2008, 06:57 PM
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09-03-2008, 12:10 PM
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09-03-2008, 03:28 PM
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WTH happened to my garage
Awww yeah! I debadged mine at the tint shop, immediately following my departure from the dealer.
That's Polished Metal, isn't it? Dammit I love that color, it was 1st choice but not available 6MT Tech at the time and my 07 Si had already been wholesaled, so I took black.
TallGuyNW really won't like it if I put 'H' emblems on it, too.
J/K of course, to each their own.
That's Polished Metal, isn't it? Dammit I love that color, it was 1st choice but not available 6MT Tech at the time and my 07 Si had already been wholesaled, so I took black.
TallGuyNW really won't like it if I put 'H' emblems on it, too.
J/K of course, to each their own.
09-05-2008, 02:19 PM
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09-14-2008, 01:08 PM
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WTH happened to my garage
Yes, yes, and yes.
Even if it's just warm outside, you can use dental floss or I use a AAA membership card or whatever to scoop under the letters and just gently push under them. Just don't crease the front edge of the card and you won't damage the paint.
Afterwards, I roll my thumb across them to create heat and friction...that should get the balance of the adhesive. If there's still some left, you can use goo-gone or WD40 and a soft rag to emulsify it.
Even if it's just warm outside, you can use dental floss or I use a AAA membership card or whatever to scoop under the letters and just gently push under them. Just don't crease the front edge of the card and you won't damage the paint.
Afterwards, I roll my thumb across them to create heat and friction...that should get the balance of the adhesive. If there's still some left, you can use goo-gone or WD40 and a soft rag to emulsify it.
09-14-2008, 07:18 PM
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Yes, yes, and yes.
Even if it's just warm outside, you can use dental floss or I use a AAA membership card or whatever to scoop under the letters and just gently push under them. Just don't crease the front edge of the card and you won't damage the paint.
Afterwards, I roll my thumb across them to create heat and friction...that should get the balance of the adhesive. If there's still some left, you can use goo-gone or WD40 and a soft rag to emulsify it.
Even if it's just warm outside, you can use dental floss or I use a AAA membership card or whatever to scoop under the letters and just gently push under them. Just don't crease the front edge of the card and you won't damage the paint.
Afterwards, I roll my thumb across them to create heat and friction...that should get the balance of the adhesive. If there's still some left, you can use goo-gone or WD40 and a soft rag to emulsify it.
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i know this is off topic and dont flame me for it plz lol but is that a lip on top of your trunk or is just that the way the trunk is.. and if its a lip did u get it at acura? name of it?
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02-05-2009, 12:09 PM
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mines debadged.....a couple 10$ badges dont really mean anything to me.
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