Reply With QuoteThey have a self adhesive backing on the letters, no holes should be left!
Glenn
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Hi guys, just wondering if anyone has debaged the rear hatch on their GTI? Do the individual letters have guides which protrude into the hatch itself or are they just glued on?
Thanks for your help!
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They have a self adhesive backing on the letters, no holes should be left!
Glenn
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Cheers Glen!Originally Posted by ope126
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Why do you want to debadge a GTI?
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Hoyhoy.Why do you want to debadge a GTI?
I agree.
Hooroo.
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I have no badges on my VR6, mind you I didn't take them off, they were gone when I bought it and I wouldn't have taken them off myself...
Having said that, I like my little sleeper
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I'm considering getting my sideskirts and rear apron colour coded red. If I decide to go ahead with it I think I'll debage the polo as well in the attempt to get the sleeper look! In my opinion the trade mark of the VW GTI is the honeycomb grill surrounded with the red striping not the little GTI bages lol
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After having my car badged by some young punk lol i found the back badge is in a resessed hole so u would need it smoothed.
Last edited by PoloGTi; 05-08-2007 at 08:32 PM.
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im pretty sure thats not necessary for the GTI badge however.
I was thinking about debadging mine too but got lazy
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Flush the hatch release too that would look awesome
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