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I had two badges treated, one totally filled with both blue and black enamel to match my car (I provided badge and colour sample) and one with only the blue filled in and the black left as paint rather than enamel.
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I had two badges treated, one totally filled with both blue and black enamel to match my car (I provided badge and colour sample) and one with only the blue filled in and the black left as paint rather than enamel.
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I posted a while ago looking for a badge customiser (yes, niche, I know) and have now found one whose results are worth posting here for general awareness. Give Jack Greenway at BadgesPlus a call on 0121 236 1612 or email on [email removed] and have a chat with him if you'd like to get your hood badge re-enamelled in a colour to match your car. The results (see pic) have proven excellent for really not very much cash. I had two badges treated, one totally filled with both blue and black enamel to match my car (I provided badge and colour sample) and one with only the blue filled in and the black left as paint rather than enamel. Both look great, my only problem now is getting wheel centres painted to match (I have a plan that involves a painting company of the sort that work on table top miniatures of the 40k genre, where fiddly painting is a given and skills are high, we'll see how that turns out). The pic might not do their work justice btw, they look truly excellent especially given the price for the work which was really very reasonable. Realise I might get hoofed for advertising, I have no link with BadgesPlus other than being a happy customer.

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