putting citroen + saxo badge back on

1. AJ-K Established Member Joined: Feb 2010 Cambridgeshire Posts: 1627 2x Audi TT's & 145bhp VTS (Current)

   #1 15th March 2010, 23:59

   i removed my rear badges not knowing theres bloody holes underneath
   
   while i had them off i sprayed them black to hide in the black paint job.
   
   anyone know where i can get a big peice of sticky to re-cover the backs and stick them back on
   
   ?????????????????
2. user_38172 Frequent Poster Joined: Oct 2009 Scarborough Posts: 914 1.4 furio white

   #2 16th March 2010, 00:02

   might be better to use tiger seal to stick them back on.
3. AJ-K Established Member Joined: Feb 2010 Cambridgeshire Posts: 1627 2x Audi TT's & 145bhp VTS (Current)

   #3 16th March 2010, 00:08

   i want sticky pad i just cant get hold of a big enough peice
   
   once i get a peice i will stick my badges on it and cut around
4. katie_02furio Infrequent Poster Joined: Feb 2010 Bournemouth Posts: 185

   #4 16th March 2010, 00:34

   i used some double sided tape,
5. user_41827 Frequent Poster Joined: Feb 2010 torquay Posts: 924 Citroen saxo MK2 VTR

   #5 16th March 2010, 00:48

   ha ha so did i i only used it on the saxo one tho aint got round to doing the other one i cant really notice it tho seee ....
   
   
6. johnlambert Saxperience Forum Bum Joined: Mar 2009 Dublin Posts: 4359 Honda S2000

   #6 16th March 2010, 00:48

   super glue will work too
7. user_39965 Established Member Joined: Dec 2009 Cambridge Posts: 1246 Blue Furio

   #7 16th March 2010, 00:54

   You want to use TigerSeal, as previously mentioned.
8. user_31039 Established Member Joined: Feb 2009 Woking / Plymouth Posts: 1031 saxo 1.1 posi blue, saxo 1.4 furio black

   #8 16th March 2010, 01:53

   i personaly used a glue gun as when there holes are you have the bits that poke through them. so i used a glue gun on the interior off the boot where the holes are and it has held fine
9. Woods Infrequent Poster Joined: Oct 2008 Posts: 246

   #9 16th March 2010, 02:05

   I did same thing. B&Q do a weatherproof foam mounting tape for signs and stuff, that worked pretty well for me.
   Or you could get new badges from citroen, about £10 each though.
10. 0790hooper Regular Poster Joined: Dec 2009 norwich Posts: 460

    #10 16th March 2010, 07:56

    i used double sided sticky tape which i bought of ebay for £2.00 ish you get about 5 meters so plenty and can use for others and i stuck on beack of badges and trimmed round and cut bits of then peeled back of and stuck to car and its brilliant no problems here you are buy some
    
    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=170355507159
11. bald24 Established Member Joined: Sep 2009 St.Neots Posts: 1443 1.1i '51

    #11 16th March 2010, 19:35

    Used Superglue for mine, worked a treat
12. iamJack L-plater Joined: Feb 2010 Posts: 38

    #12 16th March 2010, 19:36

    As mentioned I used double sided tape - the strips that people use to stick numberplates on.
13. foxon Regular Poster Joined: Mar 2010 Northwest Posts: 276 Saxo 1.1i Saxo 1.5 02 Corsa 1.2 SXI (02)

    #13 16th March 2010, 19:54

    I did it today i used arodite worked a treat took 5 mins
14. DevilDamo Saxperience Addict Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 13761

    #14 17th March 2010, 11:23

    Go to Halfrauds and get yourself some of their double sided sticky pads, which they sell along with the number plate bits. You can normally buy the pads in varying thicknesses (1mm, 2mm, etc...).
15. user_31231 Established Member Joined: Feb 2009 Derby Posts: 1153 VW Passat 1.9tdi 150

    #15 17th March 2010, 11:35

    i used superglue ont he badges stuck them on and but some tigerseal on the inside of the boot over the pins that go intoo the boot and still have not moved a year later
16. foxon Regular Poster Joined: Mar 2010 Northwest Posts: 276 Saxo 1.1i Saxo 1.5 02 Corsa 1.2 SXI (02)

    #16 17th March 2010, 22:35

    when i put mine back on coz of the stupid holes the pins snapped lol so i had to cover the back in glue not ideal but what could i do lol