DEBADGING FOZZY

Fozzy

Fozzy

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anybody have any advice on what to do when debadging my 01 forester? there are holes in SUBARU apparently under the first U and the R. i have a few ideas on how to fill them but if anyone has ideas im open to suggestions.

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Toothpaste and bailing twine, oh wait that's to build a swingset:D A little putty then sand and paint

 
Toothpaste and bailing twine, oh wait that's to build a swingset:D A little putty then sand and paint
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the holes might go all the way through the hatch. i have to check on that today...

 
How much do you wanna spend? If you don't mind have a body shop do it if your like me , tape the holes on the inside and put a little putty to it smooth it up good and get a small bit of paint and wollah!

 
How much do you wanna spend? If you don't mind have a body shop do it if your like me , tape the holes on the inside and put a little putty to it smooth it up good and get a small bit of paint and wollah!
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if you dont mind me asking, about how much would it be?

 
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The holes go all the way thru. My son just put a dab of silicone on the holes (then aimlessly smeared everywhere). Eventually, I'll weld up the holes once we take the plunge to repaint like Nailman did with his sedan debadge. Until then we're leaving the holes as is. You cant see them unless you're looking very close. We might put touch up paint on top of the holes to further disguise them.

debadge Notice the clean sleek look.

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Close up of holes with pollen wiped away. Stupid pollen!

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Lowered...a bunch!

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i agree debadge ftw. i barely even noticed the holes or smudges in the close shot. debadging is definately next on my list....

thanks for the pics...

The holes go all the way thru. My son just put a dab of silicone on the holes (then aimlessly smeared everywhere). Eventually, I'll weld up the holes once we take the plunge to repaint like Nailman did with his sedan debadge. Until then we're leaving the holes as is. You cant see them unless you're looking very close. We might put touch up paint on top of the holes to further disguise them
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