Can I remove the Acura emblem on the driver side rear of my car, or are there holes behind it just like the "A" emblems??? Thanks!

 

Yes, there are holes behind the "Acura" emblem.

 

what kind of stuff do you need. like what are the names of the prodicts to use...i want to do this.

 

yes id be interested in a step by step to fill up the holes as well.

 

I did mine but i welded & painted them ( im a body man ) & if any shop try's to charge more than $150.00 there ripping you off! Thats the only permanent fix! im in FLA. LOOK ME UP!

 

SAKKUSTOMS: since you are a body man i want to ask. why is it that we can not just use bondo to cover the hole where the acura tag is and the side molding or any holes?? i always hear that you can't use bondo now i want to know why...thanx

 

Well you can & if you take to some cheaper paint shops (LIKE MAKO) thats what they will do & it will shrink / swell / look " RIPPLED " we've all seen those HACK JOBS. The only way is to weld with a wire feed & if the shop tells you its too hard go somewhere else, trust me i don't want my car to look like S**t . & i know you don't want your PRIDE & JOY to look like that either . (I LOOK AT THE CARS IN THE MAGAZINES & CAN'T BELIEVE SOME OF THE JOBS ) LOOK FOR ME & MY SSB GSR AT NOPI! " KICKIN' *** "

 

the paint will do this or the bondo?......if it does this then why doesn't the paint when people bondo bumpers and stuff look bad?

 

yeah u can always tell bondo

 

well back to my question. how is it that people that bondo their bumpers and their bodykits look fine. iis it something with metal....like bondo will not adhere to metal? or what?? weather change will make it expand and shrink?? what is it? i just want to know.

 

the kit may look good for a week after it is painted. but it wont survive if its a daily driver. the heat and cold will cause the bondo to flex ; which can really screw up your paint.

 

Since I changed my emblems to OEM I changed the ACURA emblem to a HONDA emblem off of a 90-91 Accord. Easy and (in my case) free way to cover the holes.

 

I put a small mugen sticker over my holes

 

Well what i tell people that come to me for work is do the repair & primer that repair with a quality catalized epoxy primer & let it fully cure & it takes (depending on the climate where you are ) up to 2 weeks for it to fully cure & set in and when sanded prpoerly you will have a lasting finish . but most people cant wait so once again you get what you pay for . All the cars that i do i won't cut corners & it shows in the finished product . Any more questions e mail me SCCKEREZMAN@AOL.COM I will be happy to answer to the best of my ability, STEVE