Boot flushing

Chat about your MKV (6N2) Polo
nickyboy
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Boot flushing

Post by nickyboy »

Alrite peeps. New here this is my first post

ive removed the polo letters on my boot in the first step to a boot flush but
I read on here to de-badge the rear badge (the vw sign) would leave an indentation in the boot, but i spoke to a fella at veedub and he reckons theyre just stuck on.

whose correct?
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Post by Si_GTi »

Hi nickyboy - welcome to the forum!

In a way, you and the fella at veedub are both right. The rear VW badge is stuck on, and there is an indentation left behind when you remove it! Nothing a good bodyshop can't sort out mind you :wink:
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Post by nickyboy »

cheers for that mate any idea on the cost roughly?
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Post by Si_GTi »

Er... no. Sorry, not a clue :( but I'm sure one of our fellow members will sort you out with a guesstimate!
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Post by carmadaaron »

i reckon something for £150 is fair for a good job.


ps got any more pix of ur car? 8)
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Post by polopowah »

yup about aarons estimate, make sure you get a professional to do it though, i've seen some bodge job corsa's round this way, courtesy of extreme methinks :lol:
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Post by Randall »

Hey guys,

heard of a few ideas on badge removals - what did u use to remove the polo lettering dude?! was thinking of using dental flosh or have i got it totally wrong

Rich
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Post by nickyboy »

use a hairdryer and a butter knife but be careful not to scratch the paintwork. comes off well easy

couple more pics of my car. more to come

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Post by tom_mk5 »

Nice car mate.:)
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Post by Randall »

Hey Nicky,

Thanks for your help!

BTW your car is looking good mate, love the wheels look like the 17"s i used to have on mine - unfortunately i had to sell them as i couldnt afford the mod work around them :( oh well got sum 15" lenso rs5 coming to me in a week or so

Cheers Again

Rich
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Post by carmadaaron »

nice pix, its tat lowered?
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Post by Randall »

Hey Guys,

I finally had the nerve to dive in there this weekend and get rid of the polo lettering on me pride n joy! heres a pic for ya all

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What do ya think!?

Rich
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Post by carmadaaron »

very nice. i like smmmmoooooooooooooooth :D

should have done it earler :P :lol:
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Post by Si_GTi »

Hmmm, maybe its time for me to remove the 'POLO' lettering from my pride and joy too? Enough people keep saying "oh, nice Golf Si" anyway, silly sods! :roll:

Keeping the GTi badges on front and back though :twisted:
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Post by ICEYPOLO »

easiest way with no chance of damage to remove badges is get the hairdryer on them for 30/40 secs then get a piece of dental floss and it slides through leaving a bit of sticky residue that can be rubbed and then polished off...

scott
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