[cgnahc]

, have dental floss with me just in case.

[blackcat335i]

Originally Posted by ksfrogman

What's your address?

Not to far from torrance maybe 10 miles ... give me your address and I will ship a new set of roundels to you.

baby baby! my sister wants to get new ones.. cause hers are all scratched and gayy... how do u take old ones off and put new ones on? =XXXXXX (clueless -_-)

[blackcat335i]

Originally Posted by stephiee xO

baby baby! my sister wants to get new ones.. cause hers are all scratched and gayy... how do u take old ones off and put new ones on? =XXXXXX (clueless -_-)

Here is a DIY thread
www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=36738

The back trunk is fast to remove, but the front roundel takes some effort to pull out ( I used two ribbons and a paper name card ).

The thread shown using a plastic card and screw driver.... preventing scratching your car paint, I used a paper name card to slide underneath the roundel than slide a ribbon behind the card underneath the roundel..... and start pulling. I'll use two ribbon to balance the pull ... do it slowly as I pulled too hard and break one studs ... end up drilling away the broken stubs that got stuck in my car.

I don't think glueing the roundel is a good idea as I don't want them to damage my paint as the roundels are cheap to replace.US$45 for cf maybe $20 for normal ones. Hope the roundel thieft uses the above method ...instead of a screw driver.

[Asiann]

Originally Posted by nexus66

A word of warning - if you glue them on and someone tries to steal them, they will more than likely cause more damage to the trunk/hood than if they weren't glued. Better to have to buy new roundels than to have to repair the car!?

Just a thought...

+1 Not worth it!