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Hello..this is probably a silly post but i am really tempted to remove the Citroen and Saxo badge's from the back of my VTR and I just wondered how difficult this is? Is there any risk of any paint being taken off?
many thanks, jez |
you will be leftwith holes so dont bother
do a search and youll find more info |
2 small holes on one side and 3 on the other
ive got it debadged but u need to get body shop to weld behind it then fil |
I removed mine - was left with tiny holes (noticeable only close up) soon after got them smoothed in, i reckon its worth removing them actually. And its very easy to do, and shouldn't damage any paintwork at all.
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Thankyou for the advice people
 I appreciate it! |
Or you could have them colour coded
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leave them on and be proud.
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As devildamo says - colour code them.
Adds a nice subtle touch and you`re still proudly showing your badges  |
Leave them on Jez! Much less hassle, instead of paying a bodyshop to fill in the holes, put the money towards other areas of the car.... and besides, it's more "patriotic" towards the saxo-ness of your car!
 Sorry for the controversy but i really dislike de-badged cars...looks a weeny bit silly IMO. |
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Just an example of the colour coded badges I had on my VTR...
 Still there but subtle and effective (in my opinion). |
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what mate! leave the badges on! the pannel costs £50 exc p & p and then you have to pay to get it painted...not worth it!
BE PROUD and keep the badges! |
 does look a treat off tho |
i am proud mate just thought i would share what i have seen instead of having dirty holes
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dous look better with them off but a pain in the arse 2 get the holes filled in wich is y mine r still on lol!
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yeah mine to
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