but can i get my FR badges replaced under warrenty? they gone from a deep red to a nice shade of pink! didnt realli wanna for out silly amounts that they charge for badges!
keep an eye open on ebay loads of new second hand badges go up on there your in no rush really 
or if you want them now then yer £16 to seat 
ul be supriced some1 wont be bothered about your old 1s being faded and theyl buy them off you
or if you want them now then yer £16 to seat ul be supriced some1 wont be bothered about your old 1s being faded and theyl buy them off you
Check out your paint and rust warranty!
You could say the badges have been painted, therefore if they are turning pink they are not of a reasonable standard and should be replaced under warranty!
You could say the badges have been painted, therefore if they are turning pink they are not of a reasonable standard and should be replaced under warranty!
Yep, I'd hassle the crap out of the dealership, they are painted but
should really be enamled & is a quality issue. dont let them get away with it
should really be enamled & is a quality issue. dont let them get away with it
Well yeah.. If the dealer goes no way i woulndt go all-out war over something like that.. they do remember those bitchy customers also and i bet youre pretty much loosing if theyd want to revenge on you the next service time comes up.
Several people with LCRs had the 'R' badges replaced under warranty due to early corrosion. Got to be worth a try.
If the dealer replaces them under warranty then they claim the costs back from SEAT so no reason it should annoy them.
If the dealer replaces them under warranty then they claim the costs back from SEAT so no reason it should annoy them.
Hey Ksalmi
I'm not saying get heavy but there is obviosly a quality issue.
The colour should stay constant for at least the warrenty period. Its about how you explain that there is a problem that counts, desk thumping will achieve nothing wher'as a very polite but firm stating of the facts should work.
If not go direct to Seat UK who I have found pretty helpful in the past.
I work in 'design for mass production' and getting it right is pretty important otherwise we would all be driving trabants!! Know what I'm saying?
I'm not saying get heavy but there is obviosly a quality issue.
The colour should stay constant for at least the warrenty period. Its about how you explain that there is a problem that counts, desk thumping will achieve nothing wher'as a very polite but firm stating of the facts should work.
If not go direct to Seat UK who I have found pretty helpful in the past.
I work in 'design for mass production' and getting it right is pretty important otherwise we would all be driving trabants!! Know what I'm saying?
yeah i wouldnt go out of my way to paint them myself! it is a quality issue so i would realli expect a replacement!
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