Repainting Badges
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Repainting Badges
So the chrome paint is fairly chipped off my front and rear badges. I found the info on how to remove them and I was wondering about the paint.
I have some tremclad spray primer, black spray paint and clear coat. This would be fine to paint them with, right? Just wondering if it needs anything special done to it.
I have some tremclad spray primer, black spray paint and clear coat. This would be fine to paint them with, right? Just wondering if it needs anything special done to it.
So the chrome paint is fairly chipped off my front and rear badges. I found the info on how to remove them and I was wondering about the paint.
I have some tremclad spray primer, black spray paint and clear coat. This would be fine to paint them with, right? Just wondering if it needs anything special done to it.
I have some tremclad spray primer, black spray paint and clear coat. This would be fine to paint them with, right? Just wondering if it needs anything special done to it.
It's going to prevent from having the issue you had to begin with: paint chipping.
Most recognizable is BullDog adhesion promoter which you can find at Autozone, Oreily's, etc:
http://www.handsontools.com/Klean-St...l_p_10361.html
Adhesion promoter does just that, it helps the paint adhere better to the plastic.
Why not try this out instead? probably less headache. i have them on my front/back badges for almost a year now w/ no problems =]
http://www.prostreetgraphics.com/car...erralli04.html
http://www.prostreetgraphics.com/car...erralli04.html
Why not try this out instead? probably less headache. i have them on my front/back badges for almost a year now w/ no problems =]
http://www.prostreetgraphics.com/car...erralli04.html
http://www.prostreetgraphics.com/car...erralli04.html
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So I took them off in a minute with some floss....really easy. I'm gonna paint them over the next few days cause it will be a few coats so i'll need some time in between to let them dry.
I guess the usual way is to put them back with double sided 3M tape?
I guess the usual way is to put them back with double sided 3M tape?
+1 Very nice. Wish I would have got these a loooong time ago when I did paint my emblems-bad idea by the way. Paint chips and looks like ****. I would advise not to do it 
Why not try this out instead? probably less headache. i have them on my front/back badges for almost a year now w/ no problems =]
http://www.prostreetgraphics.com/car...erralli04.html
http://www.prostreetgraphics.com/car...erralli04.html
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Cause I used to two coats of primer, two coats of black, and two coats of clear coat over the period of a few days. I didn't wanna paint them in one coat and have paint collection in any spots. And I had the paint already so i igured why not use it instead of paying for covers.
Kroelav....the front badge has three points that stick into the car. It's actually really easy to take it out though....I just pried a bit with my fingers and it came off easy enough that it never felt like it was gonna break.
Here's the before and after.
Kroelav....the front badge has three points that stick into the car. It's actually really easy to take it out though....I just pried a bit with my fingers and it came off easy enough that it never felt like it was gonna break.
Here's the before and after.
Last edited by Antonovich; Oct 4, 2010 at 10:19 PM.


