MR2 Badges
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MR2 Badges
Anyone know how to remove the toyota symbol badge as I have some Horny Devil to go on
Re: MR2 Badges
Mine is a loose cookie and removable.
It's not attached at any way. And the strange thing, it doesn't fall out when driving
I can lift it out easy with 2 fingers and place back again... As you can see in my avatar
But it got 2 pins at the back indeed and it glued into place (normally that is), so I think a bit of heat might do the trick.
It's not attached at any way. And the strange thing, it doesn't fall out when driving
I can lift it out easy with 2 fingers and place back again... As you can see in my avatar
But it got 2 pins at the back indeed and it glued into place (normally that is), so I think a bit of heat might do the trick.
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Re: MR2 Badges
mine was glued on, i just carefully prized it up and now it pops on and can pull off with 2 fingers but wont come off when driving.
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Re: MR2 Badges
Heat up with a hair dryer, use a debir card to get behind and lift carefully.
The heat breaks down the bonding agent so works perfectly.
Then got rid of the residue with either baby oil or tar remover
A bit of t-cut to get the paint colour right and your all done
The heat breaks down the bonding agent so works perfectly.
Then got rid of the residue with either baby oil or tar remover
A bit of t-cut to get the paint colour right and your all done
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Re: MR2 Badges
If its a UK model both the front and rear badges are held by glue and x2 pins that are part of the badge. These pins are then held in by little rubber grommit things.
If you have an import, only the front badge has pins with holes in the bodywork, and the rear badge is just glued on
If you have an import, only the front badge has pins with holes in the bodywork, and the rear badge is just glued on