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samphiercorsa

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8th Oct 10 at 09:50

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Hey everyone, finally got round to getting a corsa after wanting one for a while, bought a 1.6 sport.

Had a little look on here into modifiing, started off debading the boot and sport stickers on the doors problem is when i took of the badges it took of the outline of the badge off the lacquer

is there anything i can do to fix this? cheeers

Brett

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8th Oct 10 at 09:52

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Put the badges back on

samphiercorsa

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8th Oct 10 at 10:10

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lacquer just seems so thin

DaveyLC

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8th Oct 10 at 10:14

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Lacquer is supposed to be a thin layer.

Its probably had some paint work at some point.

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8th Oct 10 at 10:39

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i wana get rid of the bump strips but am worries it will take that lacquer off too hmm

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