De-badged Ovni Leon Cupra

Cupraboy4

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Mar 20, 2006

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• Dec 4, 2006

• #1

Hi, Has Any1 Got Any Pic's Of There Ovni Leon Rear Ends De-badged??

Im Thinking Of De-badging My Tdi Cupra But Want To Know 2 Things:

1. Does It Look Good??
2. How Easy Is It To Get The Badges Off??

 

paul26982

Guest

• Dec 4, 2006

• #2

very easy to get the badges off

use a hairdryer then peel off/ hot water out of the kettle

to take excess off use petrol then wax or polish the car

 

Cupraboy4

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Mar 20, 2006

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• Dec 4, 2006

• #3

Do U Think It Makes A Car Look Better?? In Undicided??

 

SteveD

Active Member

Oct 22, 2006

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• Dec 4, 2006

• #4

better if you post pick of your car i can be bagde it for you to have a look

 

Nathanio

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May 26, 2005

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• Dec 4, 2006

• #5

I quite like the de-badged look and makes it look a bit neater imo.

 

paul26982

Guest

• Dec 4, 2006

• #6

i havnt completely, got the cupra badge and the tdi in the other corner, as i like peeps to know its a diesel also a cupra lol

 

Cupraboy4

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Mar 20, 2006

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• Dec 4, 2006

• #7

HERE'S A PIC OF THE CAR, NOT SURE HOW EASY IT IS FOR ANY1 TO REMOVE THE BADGE?? ALSO ITS A BIT DIRTY - OOPS!!

 

Cupraboy4

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Mar 20, 2006

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• Dec 4, 2006

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U GOT A PIC OF UR REAR END PAUL (EXCUSS THE PUN) LOL

 

tris

The Daddy

Feb 25, 2005

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Kent & Track Days

www.leoncupra.net

• Dec 4, 2006

• #9

i de badged and put the m4 ibiza badge on mine

 

Cupraboy4

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• Dec 4, 2006

• #10

Ive just had a play with paintshop pro - what you think??

 

tris

The Daddy

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www.leoncupra.net

• Dec 4, 2006

• #11

better

 

Cupraboy4

CUPRA TDi

Mar 20, 2006

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• Dec 4, 2006

• #12

looks like ive got a mod job to do 2moz now lol

 

Scotty_b

Leon Cupra 300R

Jun 3, 2004

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Hertfordshire

• Dec 4, 2006

• #13

Much better, less is more etc. Plus i once saw a traffic warden documentary, there was a BMW with a blatant BMW style grill, but the owner had taken the badges off the back so the girl couldn’t fill out the form and issue a ticket. The moral of the story is de badging is gooood!

 

tris

The Daddy

Feb 25, 2005

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Kent & Track Days

www.leoncupra.net

• Dec 4, 2006

• #14

i used dental floss get 2 pens tie dental floss to each and with a sea saw movement take the badges off easy

 

Scotty_b

Leon Cupra 300R

Jun 3, 2004

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Hertfordshire

• Dec 4, 2006

• #15

Heat helps to get them loose as well

 

juan

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margate (kent)

• Dec 4, 2006

• #16

iv got mine de-badged(sides and back) so i'v just got "leon" across the back now. use my mums hairdryer and a palet knive. just had to give it a good wash where the badges had been and u cant tell that they where there. i think it loos alot better with them off. i'll try and get a pic up 2moz.

 

Last edited: Dec 4, 2006

paul26982

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• Dec 5, 2006

• #17

sorry for the delayed replie lol, anyway you sorted now, i just left my cupra badge on as im proud to own one lol, also the tdi as i like peeps to know its a diesel when shhot past them, if it never looked silly i would have DIESEL massive in the back window lol

 

Swordjo

The Badger

Mar 17, 2006

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Coatbridge (near Glasgow)

• Dec 5, 2006

• #18

Heres mine... it's a LC TDi too... just move the Cupra badge over though:

 

matt989

Guest

• Dec 5, 2006

• #19

i used a combination of tar remover, hot water and pressure washer....

they came off pretty easy!

 

seatcupra

Jan 3, 2006

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East Kilbride

• Dec 5, 2006

• #20

Definitely think it looks better with them all off.

I just left the cupra badge on mine. Quite like that one Lol.