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Old 31-03-2012, 06:27 PM   #1
EgoFalcon
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Default Rebadging Vehicle

I know I am going against all the rules on the Ford Forums by rebading a car, but I prefer to have my badges there.

Issue - On my XR50 badge on the boot, the very right part of the badge where it's imitating a chequered flag, the very right small peice of the flag was hanging to the other peice of the flag and not to the car. Since removed and put in safe spot. Now I would like to reapply it onto the car in the right spot. I have been told to use double sided tape but do not know what type I should be using, other suggestions would be great.

Im hoping someone has had this dilemma before and can give me some feedback.

Thanks!

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