extreme4377

Im debating whether not to de-badge my w210 E320. Should I or shouldnt I?

vraa

I voted yes because debadged cars look incredible!

VIPBenz

Yes, I de-baged my trunk and I love it.

ebennz

yep.

The Godfather

Debadged is where it's at!

Alexbenz

vip is that sa fablous kit? is that your car, if so then give us a run down man, 3 posts in here and your a newbie.......

Benz

de-badge it and put Ford F-150 on the back.

Alexbenz

hey benz, your still around? hahahaha, cool to see you still here bro, any benz's in the near future for you? did you get married yet

theitalianjob

I thought I didnt like debadging until I saw The Doctor's car....... so clean

deuce zer0

Take them off!

Tofi

Then what do you do with the holes that are left?

E43

There are no holes. The badges are simply glued to the surface with an adhesive.

deuce zer0

just heat them up and wiggle them off. After they are off keep heating up the glue and keep rubbing it. It will come clean. Carefull not to burn your fingers!

deuce zer0

Btw, a blow dryer works great and is the most common item in the household if you didnt known what i ment earlier by heating it up.

Brunelleschi

badges? We don't need no stinking badges!

ed-E300TD

I debadged my trunk lid, but you can still see the shadow from the hardware that was there.

How do you get rid of that shadow?

Ed

deuce zer0

thats your paint fadded. except for where you badges where.

E43

Ed, I would try using a cleaner wax on the area where the badges were. If applying by hand, it may take a few tries. A polisher would work better. Meguiars and Mothers make inexpensive cleaner waxes that are available at places like Target or Discount Auto Parts, while Klasse is a more expensive product you may have to order.

The Godfather

thanks

Alexbenz

if there's a shadow left over, you can buff it out..... we did it on a car and it looked good