Din

Front and rear ones are they hard to take off? I have Gold package and want to replace it with the chrome.

lex400sc

They are held in by adhesive and a couple of pins (which your chrome ones should have too). All you have to do is soften the adhesive by heating it up with a hairdryer or a variable heat gun on a low setting. Once the glue is all gooey, you can start prying them off. If you want to keep the gold ones, be extra cautious, if you pry too much you'll crack them, they are very brittle.

SDSC300

so if I want to take off the "lexus" and "sc300" emblems on the rear nothing needs to be filled right... ??or do the pins that help hold them on need to be filled a little?
thanks

lex400sc

Well if you remove them, there will be a few little pin holes showing on the surface where the emblems once lined up. You can have them filled and detailed over though. With some cars, if you remove the emblems after the car has aged, there will be a noticeable fade mark against lighter colors. I've seen it mostly on American cars, but the Lexus factory paint is considerably higher quality. I've removed the front emblem off a dark green '94 Lexus with no such problem.

gs4304u

Din,

You still have the gold emblems? I need the "L" emblem for my trunk.

krypto

I'm gonna replace mine with chrome next month. So, you can have my gold ones when I'm done.If you wait that long...No charge.....

Toog4me

if i were to take the badges off my 2000, do you think i should or does it look better with them on?

Fantius

I just ordered a set of chrome emblems, so I'll have some extra golds, too, if anyone is interested. What adhesive should I use to attach the new ones?

Keith13b

iTrader: (3)

How much did it cost for the chrome emblem kit?

Fantius

$119 after shipping from http://www.autonetperformance.com