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I am not sure if i like them or not... i have a dark green lexus so they might look nice on my motor...

as mine is rare here i am thinking of debadging mine totally... leaving people with what the hell is that....

Posted

dam,would a gold lexus L look good on white?????

how big is this supercharged badge,think they could do me one in black chrome


  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

actually I'm thinking about to put gold emblems on my black IS....how would it loo like? black IS with gold emblems...does anyone has pics?

Posted

De-badge..............de-badge..................de-badge!!:smilegrin:

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i have seen a few de-badged 200/300's and they look really bad. but hey its up to you!

cheers robbie.

[Edited on 15-1-2002 by fluff34567]

  • 3 months later...
Posted

I have a debadged IS200, all except for the front grill logo. My car is Granite Grey, so I don't think gold would look any good. Anyway, does anyone know any tuning tips for IS200's, I know that supercharged dude must know something!

Thanks


Posted

Steady on people... because I have debadged mine!!! Well, I have left the "L" in the middle of the boot but removed the Lexus and IS200 logos. I have pictures up if you want see what they look like.

I just thought most people would know what my car is... so why have badges telling them!!! ;)

Posted

if I never had one badge or logo on mine.. no one would know what mine was...

apart from you can get them in B&Q LOL

Posted

I love the gold badges - problem is they would probably last about 2 minutes where I live before some theiving scumbag tried to screwdriver them off:mad::mad::mad:

Posted

Being a bit slow on the up take - to de-badge the car is it as simple as getting rid of the current badges, or does this leave nasty bodywork holes?

simple question - how do you de-badge?

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Not sure about the IS, with not having one yet, but nowdays it is very rare for manufacturers to mount badges with pegs and holes like they used to. They are normally just stuck on.

Whenever I have debadged a car, I just used the missuses hairdryer on the hottest setting and gently levered with a screwdriver covered in insulation tape on the end. Then you just need to get rid of all the sticky gunk with some sort of cleaner (I used Turtle Wax general purpose multi clean), and then finish off with a clean and polish.

One of my friends needed to use a paint stripping gun on his car to get the badges off, but I would not recommend this! He had it about 1/2 a metre away and it still discoloured his paint!:o

Posted

Debadging the IS200 is pretty straight forward to be honest. As stated, no holes or pegs - just stuck on. Lexus removed mine free whilst they were fitting my kit - ask the dealer to do it - it won't take long and at least you have peace of mind that they will do a good job.

  • 1 month later...
Posted

dead easy,use a hairdryer,and a tiny flat blade screwdriver,as the goo heats up just ping of the badges........clean of remaining goo,atatch new badges

Posted

how do ya get that remaining goo off mat? i have been considering de badging mine

Posted

i used initially my thumb......t-cut then waxed,but got a blister

try a comercially obtainable industrial sticky stuff remover...........

white spirit

benzine(petrol)

just remember to wax afterwards;)

Posted

I had an aztec fire coloured IS with gold badges & it looked great, but now Ive got a grey IS I think gold would look pants on it!!!

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