[Dan_B]

This isnt a thread to ask how to de-badge etc, But I want to De-badge my Red Corsa but I think we're the colour of the car as oxidised and made the red fade from the orignal colour, when I de-badge it the "Corsa","Vauxhall" and "16v" parts will be a brighter Red where the sun was unable to get to them and fade the colour. Any ideas on what I can do?

 

[BarinaSXIpurthOZ]

T-cut. polish ect

 

[Dan_B]

T-cut. polish ect

I have been told this before I dont see how T cut or Polish will make the colour fade so its the same as the rest of the car.

 

[rad_brad]

products like t-cut and polish would bring up the rest of the paint to match the spots that were under the badges, just gonna have to polish th rest of the car

 

[Dan_B]

products like t-cut and polish would bring up the rest of the paint to match the spots that were under the badges, just gonna have to polish th rest of the car

Is there no other options? What if I polish it so much but it just doesn't bring it back enough to match the rest of the car?

 

[jmacd]

Polishing the rest of the car is your only option

 

[Robm]

Give it a go . Your prob be fine . How old is the car ? If not just buy them again !

 

[BarinaSXIpurthOZ]

or just leave the badges

 

[Dan_B]

Give it a go . Your prob be fine . How old is the car ? If not just buy them again !

Its 2002, Yeah I guess I could just give it a try, but I really want to debadge it but dont fancy polishing the whole car and it still not coming back enough to match what the badges covered.