Emblems on back.
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Emblems on back.
What is best to use when putting the emblems back on our cars. I wouldn't think super glue because they would break when trying to come back off. I'm not sure of anything that would hold them on and hold through the weather.
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Is that a certain brand and if so where can I find it?
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If you're talking about the black plastic "Mazda" and "RX-7" badges from the back of the car, they were held on with metal clips that grabbed the built-in studs. If you still have the studs on your emblems, you can just buy the clips from the Mazda dealer. They're not that expensive.
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Go to your local auto parts store & get the 2 part epoxy. It comes in a double cyringe it mixes when you push the plunger. This will hold up in weather, it's what I used to re- attach the moldings on my 88.
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If you're talking about the black plastic "Mazda" and "RX-7" badges from the back of the car, they were held on with metal clips that grabbed the built-in studs. If you still have the studs on your emblems, you can just buy the clips from the Mazda dealer. They're not that expensive.
oh yea 3m trim tape lol. best **** ever.
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