debadged but..
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07-06-2006 | 03:14 AM
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debadged but..
well i just debadged the a4 badge to see how that looks and i was then going to decide if i want to take off the 1.8t. well i did the debadge but if u get close, u can see an outline of the A and 4. idk what to do to get this off...help!!!
BTW- i followed the write up on here for the diy and i repeated the process of heating the area then applying the goo remover then rubbing. maybe im doing something wrong
BTW- i followed the write up on here for the diy and i repeated the process of heating the area then applying the goo remover then rubbing. maybe im doing something wrong
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07-06-2006 | 03:48 AM
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RE: debadged but..
ORIGINAL: juice88
well i just debadged the a4 badge to see how that looks and i was then going to decide if i want to take off the 1.8t. well i did the debadge but if u get close, u can see an outline of the A and 4. idk what to do to get this off...help!!!
BTW- i followed the write up on here for the diy and i repeated the process of heating the area then applying the goo remover then rubbing. maybe im doing something wrong
well i just debadged the a4 badge to see how that looks and i was then going to decide if i want to take off the 1.8t. well i did the debadge but if u get close, u can see an outline of the A and 4. idk what to do to get this off...help!!!
BTW- i followed the write up on here for the diy and i repeated the process of heating the area then applying the goo remover then rubbing. maybe im doing something wrong
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07-06-2006 | 05:05 AM
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RE: debadged but..
DO NOT U PAINT CLEANER, ALCOHOL, PAINT THINNER OR ANY CLEANING SOLVENT
It will eat away at your clear coat paint, and cause your paint to fade and dull away, in extreme cases rust.
Just get some fine grit polish and polish it out.
It will eat away at your clear coat paint, and cause your paint to fade and dull away, in extreme cases rust.
Just get some fine grit polish and polish it out.
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