Advice on badging/de-badging
09-12-2016, 05:10 PM
#31
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As 2 others have pointed out above get black 911 and call it a day. Looks super clean and adds a little texture to an otherwise large expanse of smooth plastic.
09-12-2016, 05:11 PM
#32
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^^^LOL!
Guys I am definitely NOT calling any of you old! Im simply emphasizing how much I value wisdom and real life experience which is bred from anyone who is older than me.... Whether 5 years older than me or 50 years older than me... I simply respect the knowledge and experience that anyone older than me can provide. I actually value it. Which is more than I can say for my 99% of my fellow "millenial" generation.... Ugh.... Dont get me started on all that.... HA!!!
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Guys I am definitely NOT calling any of you old! Im simply emphasizing how much I value wisdom and real life experience which is bred from anyone who is older than me.... Whether 5 years older than me or 50 years older than me... I simply respect the knowledge and experience that anyone older than me can provide. I actually value it. Which is more than I can say for my 99% of my fellow "millenial" generation.... Ugh.... Dont get me started on all that.... HA!!!
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09-12-2016, 05:18 PM
#34
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Hmmm, It's "OK" but I like it to stick out a little. This reminds me of people who paint their interior walls without removing the switch plates. LOL In the end they all look good. it beats the rice burner guys who remove their badging so no one can tell it's just a Hyundai, Toyota or Honda.
09-12-2016, 05:47 PM
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Hmmm, It's "OK" but I like it to stick out a little. This reminds me of people who paint their interior walls without removing the switch plates. LOL In the end they all look good. it beats the rice burner guys who remove their badging so no one can tell it's just a Hyundai, Toyota or Honda.
09-12-2016, 06:32 PM
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I didn't mind the badge the first 8 years of my car's life in my hands, but now it's starting to make it look a little dated with its script style. So I think I will debadge and see how I like it. It already says PORSCHE on the rear glass, and who wouldn't know that it's a 911. But if I really won't like the naked look I'd add another PORSCHE where Carrera sign now sits.
