Debadging problem
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so i was cleaning up my car today, and i was deciding i should debadge off my lexus and the is 250 part of my car. and suddenly as i was flossing my lexus part of i notice there was a little stud that pierces into the car a bit. how do i fix that problem?
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anything to recommend to use to fill it???? thinking of going this route as well...... just putting the L logo at the back seems to be a nicer thing to do and something that not everyone does...
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Don't worry, the holes don't lead to the inside of the trunk. As a matter of fact, the panel that the emblems are attached to isn't even the trunk lid, it's a separate plastic panel that's attached to the trunk lid. The holes go through the plastic panel but not through the sheet metal of the trunk lid. Water sprayed into the emblem holes will simply drain on the back side of the plastic panel, outside of the trunk.
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Of course I’m not a fan of debadging, but it doesn’t seem to be worth the trouble. Besides, you’ll give the impression of an embarrassed 250 owner trying to make others think it’s a 350.
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