yeah just get a heat gun or hair dryer to melt the glue and once its all off then just get some water and a cloth and rub it all off, thats all i did and came up a treat!
just use standard Halfords Primer and Satin Black as in this, the original example.
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Removed it as it's a hell of a lot easier. Look for a couple of spring clips on the back (easier if you remove the grille first) and pop it off. May need some glue to stick it back on after but mine was fine.
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Re: To de-badge or not to de-badge..
June 20 2009, 12:49 PM
rite i have only gone and done it, de-badged my car.ha.and looks good. Took me ages to get glue off the bravo badge.but got there in the end lol
I have mine debadged and its not either of them, i dont have a basic trim model i have 1.8 hlx and also im not ashamed of it being a fiat bravo i love them, its because i like the smooth look without the badges being stuck here there and everywhere!