Miata Mailing List: April 1996, Message #195
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   From: Eric Sumner 
Subject: Re: Removing badges
   Date: Tue, 2 Apr 1996 20:04:04 -0500


As for removing the original badges, take a piece of dental floss and run 
it between the badge and the car, it should come right off. Then you may 
want to wash/wax the area if there is any residue left over. let me know 
if this works for you.

	Eric

 On Tue, 2 Apr 1996, John Bowles wrote:

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> Several days ago -- before April visited all that lunacy to the .net --
> there was some discussion about removing dealers' decals. Has anyone had
> experience removing the original badges from the back of the Miata? There
> are two of them; one says "Miata" and the other says "Mazda." I don't like
> either. I want them *off*.
> 
> Wha' ??!!! you say. This is heresy. A capital offence. Sorry, folks, but I
> don't want nothin' destroying my beautiful derrier ... the car's I mean.
> With its unique tail lights and subtle trunk lip, the Miata rear end is
> immediately recognizable. It doesn't need badges to affirm its identity.
> That's my POV anyway. An' I'm stickin to it.
> 
> So ... anyone got any suggestions?
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> Anyone at all?
> 
> Why is everyone leaving?
> 
> 
> John
> '91 BRG
> Toronto
> Home of MIATA '96
> 
> Money is something you need in case you don't die.
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