anyone here debadge their f-type?
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I plasti dip the leaper a while back. the letters were PITA to do properly so I left them as-is. This thread got me motivated to remove the JAGUAR badge since it looked odd w/ the white leaper. Still debating if I want to also remove F-TYPE and R...probably just leave them for now, or maybe try to black them out to add some contrast. from day one I don't understand why they weren't blacked out w/ the black pack option.
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I plasti dip the leaper a while back. the letters were PITA to do properly so I left them as-is. This thread got me motivated to remove the JAGUAR badge since it looked odd w/ the white leaper. Still debating if I want to also remove F-TYPE and R...probably just leave them for now, or maybe try to black them out to add some contrast. from day one I don't understand why they weren't blacked out w/ the black pack option.
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Note: do not remove the leaper as you will expose positioning dimples in the sheetmetal. (unless you plan on putting another back on).
Last edited by Unhingd; 01-22-2015 at 06:05 PM.
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After the badge is removed, soak the remaining foam rubber and adhesive with mineral spirits and patiently work the rest of it loose as it dissolves. Then clean with soap and water, dry thouroughly and rewax the area. The minerals spirits will not damage the clearcoat, but will remove wax and maybe some sealants as well.
Any alternative for mineral spirits or recommended brand? (Honestly the first I hear of such a thing)
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Any hardware store will have it. They'll have it in pint or quart cans. It's also perfect for degreasing parts since it has a high flash point (not a fire hazard) and is low in volatile emissions and nasty carcinogens. Opposite gasoline in those 3 regards.
Last edited by Unhingd; 01-22-2015 at 06:35 PM.
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I've tended to leave things completely stock on the exterior.
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I obviously don't know about such perceptions and practices in Oz, but in the U.S., it's generally the opposite--someone bought the most expensive and powerful version, and doesn't want people to notice that or to appear pretentious.
I've tended to leave things completely stock on the exterior.
I've tended to leave things completely stock on the exterior.
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Can be found at most auto parts stores & Walmart....can be ordered through Amazon as well