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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi friends, the "Porsche" logo on the brake calipers of my 2004 Carrera Cab are wearing away and asking your opinion or experience in getting the logos looking great again. The front caliper logos have disappeared and the rears are fading but still readable. I see there are two approaches to restoring the caliper logos: Decal or stencil and paint. In both cases it's a high temp application. What say you?? TYVM!! /X3 Right front logo disappeared Left rear logo fading but readable

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After scouring RL I finally found a guy who makes them. You have to join their FB page to get in touch with him though. I think his name is Zachary if I remember correctly. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1628490004068635/ I haven�t installed them on my car yet soI can�t yet speak as to how they�ll turn out. As always, DYODD.

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