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Join Date: Jul 2018
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![]() Recently I purchased a replacement emblem, 70mm. It's just a sticky decal. How do I get this thing inside the casing on the grille? I assume you'd have to somehow open the casing, scrape off the disintegrated original emblem and stick the new one on, and re-assemble it?
How do you do this exactly? I can't find anything on the internet. |
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#2 |
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Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Houston, Texas
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![]() I recently also purchased a replacement emblem for my grill. My car is an 82 and I (stupidly) didn’t measure it- 70mm is too big. So, had to order a replacement smaller badge ugh...
Anyhow, I used a trim tool and a pick to pry the old emblem out, it’s glued in place. Persist and it will come out. I plan on using some sort of flexible adhesive to secure it. Just clean all the old adhesive out. Mine is prepped and ready to be glued when it arrives. I was going to use double sided tape but this will not allow it to sit flush. |
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Join Date: Jul 2018
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Anyway, that gets at the crux of the issue. Exactly how did you get the old emblem out in the first place? It's encased in a space covered by acrylic in the front, metal in the back, affixed to the grille. |
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: - Stock PSI Or Bust -
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![]() Wipe the old rondel with acetone or lacquer thinner let it dry, and put the new one right on top of the original.
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Join Date: Sep 2013
Location: Dallas,TX
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![]() The emblem is not glued in place. The emblem is applied with double sided tape. If you are using a genuine Volvo emblem, you must use double sided tape. Do no use adhesive, it will ruin the emblem(ask me how I know). If you are using a decal it can be applied over the original emblem.
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Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Houston, Texas
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White855t is correct regarding adhesive if you have a genuine emblem - they have foil paper on the back. Looks like I will be buying some thinner double sided tape.. |
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#7 |
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Ellijay
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![]() My acrylic cover is in bad shape from a couple hundred thou miles of road sandblasting and rock chips.
Pretty obvious that it cannot be polished out like a headlight lens. ![]() Under cover would certainly seem to be a preferred solution and I might try to pry the old plastic and cut and polish a replacement Maybe Dave Barton will comment.
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#8 |
Dejected by Volvo
Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: North of Dallas
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![]() A photo of this thing the OP bought would be useful.
Dave B
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