removing badges

[hookah]

the ones want to add one, others want to get rid of them.. ^^

I want to remove the two badges at the back to get a cleaner appearance of my beloved cx9.
are they just applied there with a kind of double-faced adhesive tape or are they mounted with a kind of screw (or anything that requires holes)?

[hookah]

the ones want to add one, others want to get rid of them.. ^^

I want to remove the two badges at the back to get a cleaner appearance of my beloved cx9.
are they just applied there with a kind of double-faced adhesive tape or are they mounted with a kind of screw (or anything that requires holes)?

okay, sorry, found the answer already..

[CX9 SportOwner]

One of each

[fxpthl]

Try using some thin fishing line. Simpy "saw" through the foam stickum(technical word) that holds them in place. Then use some GoGone to get up the remaining glue.

[CX9 SportOwner]

Or Dental floss if you don't fish.

[Force-1]

You can also use a hair dryer to warm up the adhesive--makes for easier removal.

[xarthan]

i used to use dental floss.

[Touring9]

Buy a 2010. No 'MAZDA' on the back. Just the CX9 and AWD

[xarthan]

Buy a 2010. No 'MAZDA' on the back. Just the CX9 and AWD

mmm yeah I'm going to spend another 30K vs spending a few bucks to remove the Mazda :eek: hehehe ;)

When the weather dries up a bit, I'll prob remove all 3. I prefer the clean no badge look.

[CX9Zoom]

There are 2 holes behind the "MAZDA" badge. None behind the "CX-9".

mmm yeah I'm going to spend another 30K vs spending a few bucks to remove the Mazda :eek: hehehe ;)

When the weather dries up a bit, I'll prob remove all 3. I prefer the clean no badge look.

[Touring9]

You can buy 2 flat hole plugs at a hardware store and paint them to match. Less visible than the holes, and reversible.