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Debadging R33 Skyline S Badge On Bonnet

jakez88

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hey guys i just found the option grill for my r33 series II wit hthe red s badge so i want to take off the s badge on my bonnet now. could some one please tel lme the best way to do this andi f you have pictures please post them up. thanks

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hey guys i just found the option grill for my r33 series II wit hthe red s badge so i want to take off the s badge on my bonnet now. could some one please tel lme the best way to do this andi f you have pictures please post them up. thanks

Most likely it will contain holes. Make sure you're prepared to get the holes patched up and repainted.

Cheers.

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It doesn't have holes.

Simply get a hair dryer and heat the f**k out of it, than use some fishing line or dental floss tape to get between the bonnet and badge and cut through the melted glue to take it off.

If your lucky the badge will take most of the glue with it. If not use some pre wax cleaner or wax and grease remover to remove the remaining glue.

It's a piece of piss.

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