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Todays Project

Feb 8, 2008
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Essex
Got up early this morning, gave the LCR a wash using Meguiers Gold Class, AG UDS polish and meguirs tech wax.
Then thought i'd have ago at debadging the rear and changing the R badges all round.

Rear Before
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Rear After
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Old R badges before removal
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New badges fitted, after two coats of clear (hopefully keep them looking good for longer)
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Sorry for the poor after pictures, lost the sun and camera was dying, but i am very pleased with the results:), looks much better now with the new badges. :)

Comments and thoughts welcome, as always.....
 
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dannyFR+tdi

Active Member
Mar 4, 2008
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St.Helens, Merseyside
Think leons look so much better with debadged boots. Ill also be taking my first attempt at using EZ glaze and collinite wax on mine tomorrow while ive got the day off, not a clue what im doing with it though
 

mike2926

vroom vroom
Mar 18, 2009
280
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Just outside Colchester
hi mate,


looks really good debadeged. was it hard to get the badges off (what did you use to remove and clean the surface? im looking to do this to my one tomorrow.

cheers
 

GregLCR04

99 Ron Please!!!!
Oct 31, 2006
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Dumbarton, Scotland
When I debadged my boot I poured warm water over and at the back of the badge then slipped dental floss behind the badge. Then used a sort of see-saw motion to slowly work the badge off. To clean it up I used a mild tar remover to take the excess glue away then just applied a generous amount of wax. Should do the trick:lol:
 
Feb 8, 2008
426
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Essex
Same here with a difference.
As i read on here before, i used boiling water from the kettle and levered the badges off with a spoon (with a cloth underneith so i didn't scratch the paint), then used AG tar remover to removed the rest of the glue. The polished it up with AG UDS and Meg's Tech Wax.
 
Feb 8, 2008
426
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Essex
Yep, my indicators mist up, haha.
But i'm really pleased with the new badges, look much better than the old tired ones, easy to do and has a big result in the overall apprearance.

And yes, i might look to change the rear wiper to tidy the rest of the rear up, but more pressing things to be done first.
 
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