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I've got a 2017 C2S that has the "911 Carrera S" logo in black on the bottom of the doors. Since I've modified it somewhat and will be modifying it more, it's no longer really just an S (yes, yes, specious argument, I know). Anyway, I'm thinking about removing the logos from the doors.
That brings me to some questions:
1. Anyone know what they're made of and how they are attached - are they vinyl logos attached with some removable glue? Are they painted on? Something else?
2. Assuming you can remove them, how likely is it that the paint will have faded and will leave "ghost" writing on the door? The car has been ceramic coated since it was about a year old.
You can remove them with a finger nail or like softer object. And yes there will be ghosting but you should be able to buff that out. They are made of vinyl. Im thinking of hair dryer and a finger nail and they should peel right off.
Thanks all. That makes sense. My one concern is whether I'll see anything more severe as a result of it being ceramic-coated with the stickers on. I guess I can (and will) ask the people who put the ceramic coat on it in the first instance to touch it up if necessary after removal.
My Carrera S did not have the sticker on doors when I got it, so when I was showing it to a friend for the first time he opened the door and said ” Oh man you got an S” get the door decals, and I did but to be honest im not really happy so they are coming off, I prefer the clean look, the rear only has 911. I know is an S if someone wants to know they can ask. JMO