de-badge
 

dus anyone know around how much itd cost to get my boot de-badged an the holes filled back in coz id rather it be done properly than me do it??

de-badged mine last weekend, piece of pie matey

Holes need wielding, smoothing then colour coding to look pro

Hopefully getting mine done this week so will let you know as soon as i find out prices and that :y:

cheers mate.
appreciate it

Tbh if your going to get it done properly, you may aswell just go to a bodyshop... Won't cost that much i shouldn't think.

i probly am gonna get it dun properly...i cba 2 weld myself..cant you just use filler or summat?

^^ could, but would likely crack unless you never slam your boot down, lol

what about mk2 saxos , there jus sticky aint they , how ya do it on mk2's

think its about £200 not that sure tho, I bought my car with it done.

i want this done, but cant justify 200 pennies to fill some tiny holes!

no chance mate cost me 70 at A.C.E in doncaster only takes an hour its only 4 holes :n:

5 holes :p
dont just put filer on it will sink eventually and look crap, just get them welded up, grinded them back, bit of filler, primer, paint and laquer :y:

be around £100 matey maybe bit more, obviously depends on who you know etc :p

me an my mate done mine, piece of piss mate. Take a hair drier to the badges, then prise them off. T-cut the leftover adhesive. Tape up the backs off the holes and use some filler. Sand it all down till its perfect then re=spray the whole back.

got price from local bodyshop for mine to be done as well as a wing mirror sprayed and he said £75 for both

so with the Mk 2 you can just melt the adhesive with a hairdryer?

There the same as a MK1, 5 holes.

thanks gov

just remove them after washing and drying the car, by the timeyou come to them the suds and water will have loosened the glue ready for you to remove wit a credit card

All you need to do is buy a small tub of filler, some sand paper and 20 quid worth of spray paint from halfords (primer, 2 cans of the colour and laquer) Its a doddle to do, honestly! But i suppose if you're not really confident then probably better off gettin it done properly eh?