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Spraying the H badges

Postby jackagmorris » Tue Feb 14, 2012 2:55 pm

once off and sprayed which I'm guessing requires doing the normal de-bading procedure, how hard are they to get back on, will i need more adhesive to use on them? If so what stuff should I buy and where from? GEN2 btw
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Re: Spraying the H badges

Postby jackagmorris » Thu Feb 16, 2012 4:48 pm

bump xD
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Re: Spraying the H badges

Postby petrolhead_rob » Fri Feb 17, 2012 12:36 am

Haven't done it on my car but would have thought to put back on just push the prongs back into the holes, I would use fresh adhesive.

I have used Granville Black Silicone sealant to fix clear side repeaters in place, withstands extreme temps and permanently flexible, it takes a few mins to go off, easy to wipe off any excess off the paint- can get it from halfords

What colour are soraying the badges?
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Re: Spraying the H badges

Postby Ako89 » Fri Feb 17, 2012 8:48 am

I sprayed mine, normal debadge process.

If you've got fine wet/dry, sand them down a little, just to remove the Chrome so the paint'll stick better.
Prime, Spray and Laquer.

I stuck mine back on using a bit of clear all purpose adhesive.
Not come off yet, survied jet wash, snow, frost, I even had a small go at removing them so I could sell them on.

Just be careful not to drop them once painted, even though I sanded/primed/laquered mine, the paint chipped when I dropped it. lol.
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Re: Spraying the H badges

Postby jackagmorris » Sat Feb 18, 2012 12:30 pm

thinking off spraying them black, cant decide to go matt or gloss though, thank you guys.
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Re: Spraying the H badges

Postby Alxnks » Sat Feb 18, 2012 9:06 pm

I would probably go for matt.
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