attach legacy side badges
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- Second Gear
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attach legacy side badges
i got some new emblems from tahiti350 and since i dont already have the holes for them i have to glue them on with some sort of adhesive. my question is...
do you have any tips for the prep/application
any recommendations on the type of adhesive??
thanks
do you have any tips for the prep/application
any recommendations on the type of adhesive??
thanks
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Double sided tape. It's what most modern trim and badges are attached with. An auto parts store should have a roll of it. A hardware store may also have it, but if you're not familiar with the right kind, you may get the wrong stuff.
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I would recommend staying away from 3M trim & emblem adhesive.
It melts paint. Seriously.
It melts paint. Seriously.
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hmm. I did the same, got "legacy" badges from a 91, and hot glued them to my 92SS rear sides under the quarter windows. One has held for over a year, the other side fell off in the first month, but it fell off when the car was sitting. so i still have that badge in my glovebox.
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wow thanks for the fast replies.. i didnt even know that there was such a thing as badge adhesive.. looks like i wont be using hot glue (bheinen74)
i just hope the parts that i cut to fit into the small little spaces of the legacy name will be enough to hold it
i just hope the parts that i cut to fit into the small little spaces of the legacy name will be enough to hold it
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-94 SVX LSi
-08 Legacy 3.0R
-And the list of things your should never say again...gets longer....
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-08 Legacy 3.0R
-And the list of things your should never say again...gets longer....
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Hot glue needs to be redone every so often. The styrene teeth I had in my '84 were hot glued inside the grille. They stayed in at 85 in snowstorms, but had to be checked and reglued every few months so they wouldn't fall out.
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i went and got some badge adhesive and boy is that stuff sticky... i tried to placed them as close to the oem placement as possible, i might put some pics up. they turned out pretty good
thanks again
thanks again
-94 Legacy L
-94 SVX LSi
-08 Legacy 3.0R
-And the list of things your should never say again...gets longer....
-94 SVX LSi
-08 Legacy 3.0R
-And the list of things your should never say again...gets longer....
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