T-Cutting badges

1. CC06NBA Established Member Joined: Dec 2008 Bournemouth/Ringwood Posts: 1259 Black Mk2 VTS

   #1 7th August 2009, 15:42

   i have this lying around at home, will this do the job?
   
2. sirhc1991 Infrequent Poster Joined: Oct 2008 St.Neots Posts: 114 Sx 1.1i

   #2 7th August 2009, 15:59

   In a word?
   
   Yes

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3. CC06NBA Established Member Joined: Dec 2008 Bournemouth/Ringwood Posts: 1259 Black Mk2 VTS

   #3 7th August 2009, 16:12

   Quote:

   Originally Posted by sirhc1991 In a word? Yes

   thanks, i shall crack on with it now just a cloth and a hell of alot of rubbing is all i need isnt it?
4. sirhc1991 Infrequent Poster Joined: Oct 2008 St.Neots Posts: 114 Sx 1.1i

   #4 7th August 2009, 16:23

   If you can get hold of a small pot of elbow grease... and a rag of love... you'll be fine
   
   ( rag and effort is all thats needed)
5. user_30944 Established Member Joined: Feb 2009 Chesterfield Posts: 1217 Mk1 two tone vtr :)

   #5 7th August 2009, 16:26

   as already said it should work exactly the same and i dont think it takes much effort either lol about 5 minutes it took me

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6. CC06NBA Established Member Joined: Dec 2008 Bournemouth/Ringwood Posts: 1259 Black Mk2 VTS

   #6 7th August 2009, 16:27

   Quote:

   Originally Posted by sirhc1991 If you can get hold of a small pot of elbow grease... and a rag of love... you'll be fine ( rag and effort is all thats needed)

   haha i think ive got them in the garage aswel lol
   il post up some pictures after ive done it
7. sirhc1991 Infrequent Poster Joined: Oct 2008 St.Neots Posts: 114 Sx 1.1i

   #7 7th August 2009, 18:21

   i'm guessing you didnt find that lil pot of elbow grease?
   
   not if its taken you 2 hours to t-cut your badge
8. CC06NBA Established Member Joined: Dec 2008 Bournemouth/Ringwood Posts: 1259 Black Mk2 VTS

   #8 7th August 2009, 18:24

   Quote:

   Originally Posted by sirhc1991 i'm guessing you didnt find that lil pot of elbow grease? not if its taken you 2 hours to t-cut your badge

   haha sorry i did it a while ago, but havent put pictures up because the sun was shining on my phone camera so il have to wait for the sun to move a bit lol
   it took about half an hour id say, and i think ive got a fat blister coming on my thumb, cant wait to see what its like in a few hours lol, but it was worth it, wish id done it agesss ago now.
   il post the new pics in my progress thread
9. wickedrob Infrequent Poster Joined: Aug 2009 grimsby Posts: 190 saxo vtr x reg 52000 on clock in wicked red

   #9 7th August 2009, 19:43

   took my silver off with g3, come off stright away and looks alot better
10. wounded_boy Newbie Joined: Jun 2008 Posts: 19 saxo vts

    #10 8th August 2009, 17:11

    yeh did it myself,v nice
11. 15gazza Regular Poster Joined: Apr 2009 Hawick. Posts: 322 Bronze 98' vtR

    #11 9th August 2009, 01:32

    I jus ripped the badges off and filled in and blended the holes in, think badges clutter cars...
12. JamesRm Forum Section Moderator Joined: Aug 2008 Liverpool Posts: 15517 Saxo VTR

    #12 9th August 2009, 01:35

    Personally i took mine off, sanded them down, and a few coats of matt black spray paint
13. sirhc1991 Infrequent Poster Joined: Oct 2008 St.Neots Posts: 114 Sx 1.1i

    #13 9th August 2009, 13:48

    does that mean if i took mine off and sanded them down i could colour code them to my car?
14. zack_keddie Infrequent Poster Joined: Sep 2008 birmingham Posts: 240 2000 saxo furio 1.4

    #14 9th August 2009, 15:00

    Quote:

    Originally Posted by sirhc1991 does that mean if i took mine off and sanded them down i could colour code them to my car?

    pretty obviously yes.