Badge Removal
05-11-06, 08:46 AM
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Originally Posted by eddiec
I didn't do anything to the holes. I just leave them there because you won't see them unless you're very close to them. BTW, it won't become rusty because it is not steel. So just ignore them 
Really?? It looks like the holes were filled up. Probably cuz its black. Not that lucky with Tungsten pearl though.
05-11-06, 11:23 AM
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Originally Posted by LexusSara
Can you show us the holes. I may have something to take care of this 95% and will look good, esp on a black one. no paint or body work too.
05-12-06, 04:58 PM
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Originally Posted by eddiec
I didn't do anything to the holes. I just leave them there because you won't see them unless you're very close to them. BTW, it won't become rusty because it is not steel. So just ignore them
05-14-06, 08:30 AM
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Originally Posted by C280to250
ALTEZZA badge would look good
There is no more Altezza. Its fine to switch badges on the 1IS, as there is an equivilent Altezza.
The Altezza is no more. To put Altezza badges on a 2IS would make no sense, since there is no MORE ALTEZZA.
Thank you
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05-14-06, 08:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Solomoan
My 04 GX 470 had all rear badges (sans the "L") attached with adhesive and I was able to debadge easily, and loved the look!
Why drill holes and use pegs on some of your vehicles and not others?
Why drill holes and use pegs on some of your vehicles and not others?
There must be a benefit either cost wise or quality wise and they cannot make up their flaming minds.
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