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Replace rear carrera badge

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I recommend you change the rear Carrera badge for a silver one.

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Use dental floss

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Try soaking the badge in warm water for a while, then use dental floss to 'saw' under the script until it all comes off.

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I recommend you change the rear Carrera badge for a silver one.

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Try soaking the badge in warm water for a while, then use dental floss to 'saw' under the script until it all comes off.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Today, another day , another permanent smile implant Can't wait for tomorrow for another day driving. Regards Voya

POST 2Original post

Lovely. I recommend you change the rear Carrera badge for a silver one. It looks great against the black. [ ]

POST 3Original post

Is the badge just held on with "tape" i.e easy to swap?

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The script is held on by a kind of sticky backed tape. Try soaking the badge in warm water for a while, then use dental floss to 'saw' under the script until it all comes off. Should be fairly easy, then the new one (available from www.Eurocarparts.com ) can be easily stuck on.

POST 5Original post

That's exactly what I did. After washing, it came off with a little work with some floss. The spongy residue that was left came off with a little bit of Autoglym Intensive Tar Remover and some gentle elbow grease. I left a tiny bit of residue on the extreme left and right so I knew where to position exactly the new badge. Be careful when applying the new badge though - once it touches the paintowork, the bloody thing sticks instantly! I got mine from www.porscheshop.co.uk who I've always found to be cheap, reliable and friendly.

POST 6Original post

Here it is - hot off the camera phone... I find it adds that subtle touch of bling to the rear... [ ]

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Chrono, looks very good but shouldn't it be on the bottom half of the 'slope' Regards Voya

POST 8Original post

Get with it Voya - that was last weeks momentous discovery: http://www.porscheclubgbforum.com/fb.asp?m=293576

POST 9Original post

Is it me or does it look like it's sloping downwards from left to right?[8|] I'll get my coat..............

POST 10 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

That'll teach me to pay attention

POST 11Original post

Hehe. I thought that, but no it doesn't. A trick of the eye and camera no doubt.

POST 12Original post

Hmmmm.... Might look nice on Ocean Blue........

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