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Old 22-05-2002, 22:14   #1
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I've been saving my hard earnt pennies and one of the things I am going to treat myself to at the end of the month is a union jack badge from the online shop

I take it this thing will just stick on with some kind of glue... or is it a screw-thru job?

Also does anyone have a pic of where exactly the badge goes... I want to make it look as authentic as possible when I stick it under my 216_SLi badge!
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Old 23-05-2002, 00:19   #2
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http://www.atomicrevs.co.uk/greg/zr2.jpg

You can just about see where it goes in this pic, with my black-on-black ZR badge :eyes
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Straight-foward self-adhesive, the badges are Steve.

Thx 4 the pic Gte
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Did exactly the same with mine! Don't have any online pics, but I went down to my local dealer to have a look at where they go!

FYI, about an inch under the 25/45/whatever badge
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Old 23-05-2002, 20:25   #5
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If it helps I'll post a pic here to clarify the issue 8)
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Old 23-05-2002, 21:54   #6
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Thanks for your help guys...

BTW: Do you have any of the badges that are a combination of the union jack and a chequered flag as found on the ZR's...?
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And Dave, what about maybe trying to get hold of some of the silver ZR badges.I could be interested in a couple of these...
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Thanks for your help guys...

BTW: Do you have any of the badges that are a combination of the union jack and a chequered flag as found on the ZR's...?
Aghh... just found it under the badges section on the shop :-)... now which do I go for?
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Straight-foward self-adhesive, the badges are Steve.
I take it it will just be a case of peel off and stick on then!

Will it be a good idea to put some meths on the surface before applying? I take it won't damage the paintwork?
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Yes, make sure the surface is clean and grease free before applying the badges - meths would be ideal - not too harsh, unlike paint thinners ???
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