Minor question: deckled badge - drill or adhesive?

[Otter74]

My car has what I assume is an aftermarket deckled, because it doesn't have holes for the "911 SC" badge in it. That's one of those minor aesthetic things that bothered me, so a while ago I picked up a badge to put on.

Option one: cut mounting studs off, attached badge to deckled using suitable 3M double-sided outdoor adhesive tape cut to fit under the badge.

Option two: mark decklid with post locations, drill holes, mount using the original method with nuts on the back side.

Which would you do? I have a particular aversion to drilling holes in sheetmetal if I don't have to, but I'm aware this is sometimes an unreasonable aversion so I'm checking it against others' judgment.

[RSBob]

Holes are forever (or just about unless you Weld and paint). 3M holds great and is reversible in case you want the clean uncluttered look.

[Locker537]

Tape, it's convenient and easily removed.