@@mrix Like you say, I agree it looks cleaner without the chrome cheap badges on rear. I removed mine as I never understand why cars have badges on them... advertising from the manufacturers? If you the owner knows what's under the hood, then that's all that matters 😎
looks much better. ill be doing the same,dont really want to be showing off a c220 badge lol how long until you have the new exhaust in and fitted? i cant decide what to do for mine
I was origionally going to spray the badges black but after looking around the far easier option was to simply remove them! glad I did as it does look cleaner and someone may think I have a C63 ha ha, I am not actually fitting a full exhaust, I am initially fitting the quad tail pipes then thinking about the options to give the car a little more sound, I have the option of removing the resonator and replacing with a xpipe which I think I will try first, maybe after I will get some better mufflers, some people explain you can also remove the secondary catalytic converters but I obviously want to remain legal so a little more research required... mrix
They are in such good condition when you take them off I can see no reason at all you would not be able to stick them back on, for me personally I will always keep them off as it does look so much cleaner.... mrix
@@mrix hello, what kind of glue do you recommend to put them back on, so it stays in place and will some day be easy and clean to come off like the original glue? Thanks!
Hello, I researched around the net and saw this which was recommended, it done a really great job as you saw in the video, 1 Litre (1L) Isopropyl Alcohol 99.9% IPA Surface Sanitiser Trigger Spray Bottle. It was ok to use on old matured paint but definitely not on anything recently sprayed, in hignsight I would of purchased the solution but the 70% strength just to be on the safe side.
