debadging the mazda
#12
01-25-2006 | 05:12 PM
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RE: debadging the mazda
thanks for the info everybody. i am going to take them off this weekend and get them prepped and painted and put them back on the car. I do have a plastic spatula, from a George Foreman grill (it's the latest grilleration) that I could use. It should look pretty nice when it is all done. I am going to paint the badges a glossy black, and those should look sweet against the titanium silver paint color, and in the front grill. Pic's will be posted.
#13
01-25-2006 | 05:44 PM
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RE: debadging the mazda
I used to us a hair dryer to take off things that I would stick to the insides of my old car like tweeters. The heat really does take off the tape very well. and the goo-gone does wonders as well. Used that to take off old decals on my rear windshield.
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01-26-2006 | 07:25 PM
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well i got the badges off my car today. here is the before picture. i used a spatula from my kitchen and got them off, no scratches. it looks clean except for the marker holes left.
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#18
02-02-2006 | 01:57 AM
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RE: debadging the mazda
You guys , those are the original chrome colour ... they just reflecting a shade of light - a visual effect ..... if you read below he is painting 'em glossy black
ORIGINAL: michael91077
thanks for the info everybody. i am going to take them off this weekend and get them prepped and painted and put them back on the car. I do have a plastic spatula, from a George Foreman grill (it's the latest grilleration) that I could use. It should look pretty nice when it is all done. I am going to paint the badges a glossy black, and those should look sweet against the titanium silver paint color, and in the front grill. Pic's will be posted.
thanks for the info everybody. i am going to take them off this weekend and get them prepped and painted and put them back on the car. I do have a plastic spatula, from a George Foreman grill (it's the latest grilleration) that I could use. It should look pretty nice when it is all done. I am going to paint the badges a glossy black, and those should look sweet against the titanium silver paint color, and in the front grill. Pic's will be posted.
#19
02-02-2006 | 02:19 AM
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RE: debadging the mazda
I love Gold!!! Ha ha, no way would i paint my badges gold. They will be black, and it should be complete this weekend. I am glad someone picked up that it was just way they looked against the blue table and the light, and the fact the picture was taken w/ my camera phone and uploaded.
#20
02-02-2006 | 05:30 AM
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RE: debadging the mazda
I knew that was too pretty to be painted. Of course now I feel like a dummy for not noticing it was just a reflection and poor pic quality. I knew you were going to paint them black, I just thought it was something you tried before.
I don't know....the gold still might be cool.
I don't know....the gold still might be cool.