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Stilo My Stilo

Introduction

:D Here she is just got her in imaculate condition, all the bells and whistles except no leather :mad: but I can live with that :)
so? lower it anyway - i know plenty people that manage, meself included (y):p

you know you want to......

will leave it standard thanks (y)

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 :rolleyes:
 
I would like to de-badge her how/ hard easy it

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.
 
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