"Andrew T. Maness" (theroadlessdriven)
08/12/2014 at 14:44 • Filed to: instagram, wrx, subaru, oppositelock
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"Andrew T. Maness" (theroadlessdriven)
08/12/2014 at 14:44 • Filed to: instagram, wrx, subaru, oppositelock | 0
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Spent some time with my friend's 2015 WRX yesterday. Debadged it for him, washed it, took some photos. There's so many feels that I'm dealing with right now that I need to wait a few days before I write a whole piece about it. You see I have a 2008 WRX, that now resides in Vermont under the care of my father. Though I've had 5 other Subaru's, my WRX is the one that taught me the most about car ownership and what it means to be an enthusiast. Honestly, there's too many thoughts flying around in my head right now for me to organize them into anything coherent. For now I will just insert this quote from my post that I think sums it up.
"Like hanging out with an old friend from high school who got in shape since you last saw him"
Look for a full article and pictures next week and follow !!!error: Indecipherable SUB-paragraph formatting!!! on Instagram for lots more automotive goodness.
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CallMeTURBO
> Andrew T. Maness
08/12/2014 at 16:38 |
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any recommendations on rebadging? Me and my friend were going to try and debadged his 2014 STI soon and any protips would be appreciated
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Andrew T. Maness
> CallMeTURBO
08/13/2014 at 13:40 |
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Heat gun or blow dryer about 6 inches away from the badges you want to remove for a minute or so. Then use fishing line(dental floss also works) to get behind the badges and slowly work your way through the adhesive.
Alternatively if you live in SoCal, go park your vehicle in the Valley for an hour and then just blow on the badges.