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Hey,
Does anyone know how to shave badges? eg. Replacing the background color of a ford badge? Thanks
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Whiteknight1 |
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As in the background blue?
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fiftyone |
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Yeah, i was thinking about getting a small piece of Carbon Fibre under there to match a few other things on the car
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Whiteknight1 |
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I'm not going to go and demolish the badges on my falcon , but afew years ago, I owned a Ford Meteor, to cut a long story short, I pulled a badge off. The clear and blue parts of the badge came off the silver. I didnt take much notice to detail on it, because it was now useless to me (was going to display the badge). But yea, im sure if it came apart into 2 pieces, that it is possible to muck around and remove the blue to make way for some carbon fibre. Goodluck with it, show us some pics when you're done .
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Holbrookau |
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I have done this before. You need to grind and sand down (carefully!) the back of the badge to get past the blue background and into the clear that the crome is encased in. I would suggest you practice on an old one as it is easy to stuff it up.($20 odd dollars for a new one).
I painted mine to match the body color of my Lemans Red EB and it actually came out very wel (was asked on numurous occasions where I'd bought it). With the carbon fibre backing you would need to attach it to the badge with a clear glue or paint making sure there are no air bubbles. Iit won't show through very well without glueing.
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fiftyone |
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thanks
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