Citroen Saxo VTR (de-badged)

1. GaZzC L-plater Joined: Jan 2010 Lancs Posts: 71 Saxo VTR (silver)

   #1 31st January 2010, 02:52

   Ohio
   Im new to this forum and this is my first thread post and it would be much appreciated if any of you can help me with my first question.
   
   Does anyone have pictures of a Saxo VTR MK2 de-badged? (preferably silver xD)
   
   I am thinking about de-badging mine but dunno if it would look any better on the eye.
   
   Thanks,
   GaZz
2. adam661 Saxperience Forum Bum Joined: Jan 2009 chesterfield (ish) Posts: 2685 icelandic grey 53 vt

   #2 31st January 2010, 10:05

   ive got a debadged boot and bonnet have a look on my progress thread 4 a piccy
3. user_31339 Frequent Poster Joined: Feb 2009 Knaresborough Posts: 777 White MK2 VTS

   #3 31st January 2010, 11:18

   Hers a picture of mine mate.
   
   I see your from Lancashire I got my boot de-badged in Blackburn
   
   
4. user_41025 Established Member Joined: Jan 2010 grimsby Posts: 1421 citron saxo vtr 1.6i

   #4 31st January 2010, 11:27

   mines in silver and av done it it looks loads better m8
5. deano-brfc Frequent Poster Joined: Nov 2009 Bristol Posts: 650 MK1 Posi Blue VTR, ye olde Escort 1.8 TDI

   #5 31st January 2010, 12:17

   Does look a lot better and smoother mate! I know mine's a MK1, but here we are!
   
   
6. user_41025 Established Member Joined: Jan 2010 grimsby Posts: 1421 citron saxo vtr 1.6i

   #6 31st January 2010, 13:15

   Quote:

   Originally Posted by deano-brfc Does look a lot better and smoother mate! I know mine's a MK1, but here we are!

   wot you done with ya holes on it from where ya tuck them off m8 ??
7. user_31339 Frequent Poster Joined: Feb 2009 Knaresborough Posts: 777 White MK2 VTS

   #7 31st January 2010, 13:24

   The best way to do it is to weld the holes up and then re-spray it.
8. user_41194 Established Member Joined: Jan 2010 Bournemouth/Surrey Posts: 2458 Mk2 VTR

   #8 31st January 2010, 13:28

   I prefer t cut badges or colour code them to the car.
   
   Looks a lot smoother without them though
9. GaZzC L-plater Joined: Jan 2010 Lancs Posts: 71 Saxo VTR (silver)

   #9 1st February 2010, 07:21

   Hmm so it leaves hole when you de-badge? I have a friend who has a Corsa D and he de-badged it on his own and left no holes. I just thought that they were stuck on with a glue or something haha
   
   Very tempted to be-badge but still un-decided :\
   
   Thansk for replies also didnt think I would get as many as I did
10. user_31339 Frequent Poster Joined: Feb 2009 Knaresborough Posts: 777 White MK2 VTS

    #10 1st February 2010, 09:39

    Ye it leaves holes mate and prices for getting it done the correct way can vary from £100 - £200 depending on whos doing it.
11. Itz_Jamez Regular Poster Joined: Apr 2009 Lake District Posts: 407 Saxo. Westcoast.

    #11 1st February 2010, 20:48

    Some cars like fiestas and corsas are lucky and the badges are just stuck on, unfortunatly not on saxos