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Not exactly sure what you are thinking, but if your talking about taking the badges off all together you're going to have to deal with a total of four holes in your car. (There are two holes under each badge incase you weren't aware).
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I used a tape coverd screw driver, no damage but not recomended
I had the license plate holes and front badge holes filled and painted after some a$$ hole hit my car. The rear was covered by a Rick's Badge. The front popped easier than the rear since it was removed by someones bumper
I had the license plate holes and front badge holes filled and painted after some a$$ hole hit my car. The rear was covered by a Rick's Badge. The front popped easier than the rear since it was removed by someones bumper
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Originally posted by HardtuTame
so when I peels these badges off, there will be open holes left behind that I have to get filled?
so when I peels these badges off, there will be open holes left behind that I have to get filled?
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I want to take them off because the car or any car looks so much better without them.
But actually I kinda like the side badges, the name s2000 just sounds very high tech
But actually I kinda like the side badges, the name s2000 just sounds very high tech
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I agree. The car would like better without them. Personally I would take off the front badge and use ricks badge on the back... Sounds like nEVERCLEAR has good taste.
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