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Here she is just got her in imaculate condition, all the bells and whistles except no leather but I can live with that 
Stilo My Stilo
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Here she is just got her in imaculate condition, all the bells and whistles except no leather but I can live with that 
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Check out the guides link above, there is one for debadging
nice motor!, abarth 3 door... nicest one personally, as for leather i think your better without it... looks very plasticy In my opinion
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Nice car
(why is everyone stealing my topic title [My Stilo] LOL)
(why is everyone stealing my topic title [My Stilo] LOL)
nice looking car you got there
im debadging mine after my remap
im debadging mine after my remap
nice, me like very much
Nice car
(why is everyone stealing my topic title [My Stilo] LOL)
I'm not its Josh he can't help himself he's a compulsive poster
shame i dont get paid for it though , you can make good money (that helps to keep a fiat on the road )
, you can make good money (that helps to keep a fiat on the road )
nice car
get it lowered - you too, josh
need mine to do light off road work now so cant
, bloody work need mine to do light off road work now so cant
so? lower it anyway - i know plenty people that manage, meself included
you know you want to......
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i got my debadging info off the stilosport website
the badges on the front wings are off, just got to remove the stilo bit at the back
i got my debadging info off the stilosport website
the badges on the front wings are off, just got to remove the stilo bit at the back
so? lower it anyway - i know plenty people that manage, meself included
you know you want to......
will leave it standard thanks
seems quite low enough on the bottom anyway, and i dont want to risk it on the speed bumps, muddy fields, and rutted tracks i have to go across.
the money is going into my new grille and remap
Very easy to debadge, this is how I normally do it:
Warm / boiling water, dental floss and then clean off any glue residue with tar/bug remover, then use a bit of wax to clean the area again.
smoothly does it!!!
The warm / boiling water melts the adhesive behind the badges, then the dental floss separates the badge & adhesive from the car. Dental floss works well as it won't scracth the paint. You may need wrap a few lengths of floss otherwise the floss may break away. I've also used a credit card instead of dental floss, just be very careful if your paintwork is soft.
