I'm looking to replace a damaged 320i badge on the back of my lovely new E30.
Could anyone advise on effective adhesive to use for the new one? Hints/tips for a professional finish?
Car Badge adhesive?
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New badges are supplied with adhesive already in place. Just peel off the backing, and stick it on.
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This one was off ebay, so it's not new - can you buy genuine brand new badges straight from BMW?
hiya pal the tape you should use is "double sided foam tape"
you can get it from most car spare shops or off ebay, thats what we use in the motor trade,
make sure the badge is clean and stick it to the tape then cut out with a blade,
clean the area you are sticking to with thinners to make sure its free from wax or polish!! (or it wont stay on)
heat the glue up on the tape with a hairdryer and stick on, your done.
you can get it from most car spare shops or off ebay, thats what we use in the motor trade,
make sure the badge is clean and stick it to the tape then cut out with a blade,
clean the area you are sticking to with thinners to make sure its free from wax or polish!! (or it wont stay on)
heat the glue up on the tape with a hairdryer and stick on, your done.
Took my 320 badge off and stuck it on ebay - I'd rather debadge ?
BTW how do you damage a badge ?
BTW how do you damage a badge ?
Previously owned loads of old E30s, E34s, a few E36s, E32s, E39s and an E38.
Currently in a diesel Audi - miss me old E30's....
Currently in a diesel Audi - miss me old E30's....
Fair enough, so not exactly damaged then - they will degrade after a few yearsfuzzy wrote:the colours often flake or fade .fingerman wrote: BTW how do you damage a badge ?
I'd get a new one then from the dealers, complete with sticky back
Previously owned loads of old E30s, E34s, a few E36s, E32s, E39s and an E38.
Currently in a diesel Audi - miss me old E30's....
Currently in a diesel Audi - miss me old E30's....


