Bye bye fish...
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Bye bye fish...
Folks here were talking about removing the fish back in Jan '14 when I bought the car. I thought it was a bad idea at the time.
This weekend during my annual clay bar detail, I became convinced that it would look better without fish, especially as there is no other chrome visible from the side.
The first one was a pain, the second was much easier. Area cleaned and polished up and you would never know it was there.
I am very happy I did it (thankfully).
This weekend during my annual clay bar detail, I became convinced that it would look better without fish, especially as there is no other chrome visible from the side.
The first one was a pain, the second was much easier. Area cleaned and polished up and you would never know it was there.
I am very happy I did it (thankfully).
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Love the fish, after all it is a Stingray.
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Went back and forth with badge/debadged and chrome/back and wound up leaving it debadged for a "cleaner" look. Also keeps the microfiber towels from getting caught while detailing.
Left the flags in front, rear, and waterfall.
Left the flags in front, rear, and waterfall.
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I think the fish emblem looks good, but they certainly aren't for everyone.