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Removing and reapplying Carrera emblem
Yes, I have tried the search button. No real success.
My (stock Carrera) came with a deck lid emblem that read Carrera RS. Obviously, its a bit of an embarrassment. Bling, bling. I need to remove (how?) both the Carrera and the RS emblem and then reapply and center the Carrera emblem (how?). What kind of glue or tape do you use ? Silly question, but I am afraid of destroying the underlying paint. Thanks,
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09-09-2005, 04:08 AM
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Use a hair dryer and dentil floss, heat and use floss under to detach old emblems. It is possible enough glue will remain on old Carrera emblem to reattach it while still warm. If not, our host sells new ones for about $20.00.
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09-09-2005, 04:17 AM
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Thanks,
... maybe I should upgrade to a turbo emblem.. 
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09-09-2005, 10:28 AM
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Good to know !
..of course $20 + $50 for taxes and shipping when sent to Sweden.. 
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You could just leave it off like many of us...
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09-09-2005, 11:54 AM
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Wouldnīt want it to be mistaken for an SC..
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09-09-2005, 11:59 PM
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A rapid and effective response !
I know, I know. I am secretly envious but make it up with my 130 pound body weight.
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Just kidding Markus, and I know you were too.
Maybe after making that bundle on your invention, you can afford both! ianc
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I've sent stuff to England, Japan, all parts of Europe and even Turkey....if ya need stuff let me know.
Cheeck my graphics website for install instructions.
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OK, thanks everybody.
Funny thing, a lot of times when I am on this board - day time here in Sweden - I see activity from US where it should be like 4 am. Donīt you guys ever sleep ? 
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Da cab
