Grill Badge Delete?
06's have a different badge, and it has holes behind it.
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R.I.P. Brian Nichols 02/07/1989-11/24/2008

R.I.P. Brian Nichols 02/07/1989-11/24/2008
To do the front badge delete you simply pop the grill out. Then unclip the small brackets holding the mesh in place. Do not lose the clips because you will be using it to put the mesh back in. Use a dremel and grind the pillar off that is holding the badge in place. Do it carefully. Sand it down and respray it. Most ppl just rattle can it black.
To do the front badge delete you simply pop the grill out. Then unclip the small brackets holding the mesh in place. Do not lose the clips because you will be using it to put the mesh back in. Use a dremel and grind the pillar off that is holding the badge in place. Do it carefully. Sand it down and respray it. Most ppl just rattle can it black.
and jon, your crazy lol... you WONT put more horns on!!!!
6 horns!!!!!! do it now
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Car History
97 Civic Hx coupe--Sold
02 Wrx w/usdm Sti swap--Traded in
04 Sti --Sold
96 Civic hatch w/ ITR swap--Sold
90 Civic Wagon B16--Traded
90 4Runner v6 4x4--Sold
08 Civic Lx--Traded in
11 Sti SWP Sedan--Traded in
*11 4Runner Trail Edition 4x4 --DD
*08 FX35 -- DD
Car History
97 Civic Hx coupe--Sold
02 Wrx w/usdm Sti swap--Traded in
04 Sti --Sold
96 Civic hatch w/ ITR swap--Sold
90 Civic Wagon B16--Traded
90 4Runner v6 4x4--Sold
08 Civic Lx--Traded in
11 Sti SWP Sedan--Traded in
*11 4Runner Trail Edition 4x4 --DD
*08 FX35 -- DD
Fatangel has the right idea, but theres alot more than just dremeling it out if you dont want it to look like a$$ hole. The dremel marks will need to be filled with body filler. spot putty exct. The pillar is not solid it has a indentation at the bottom. I would take it off and look at it, mock up what you need to do before diving in.
On another note 3 pink "I" badges were stolen off my grille before my custom white one. This is how I stopped the little fuckers, remove badge and drill about 10 small holes in the plastic directly where the badge sits. sand down the back side of the new badge just enough to where it feels scuffed. Use short hair fiberglass gently working it down inside the small holes before you incert the badge into the hole. They tried to get the white one and gave up. just a thought





that would make that lady deaf. lol