Badges? I don't need no stinking badges!!

[wrtd2]

I was wanting to shave off all my badges. Already removed them and working too get the old adhesive off.
How should I cover the holes? I don't want plugs and I plan to paint it in the near future so I want to cover the holes correctly and the best.
Also, whats up with removing the spoiler? And If I did it would be the same process too cover those holes correct?
Haven't decided if I want to remove the door moldings off yet but I will be removing the rear window squirter.

I have decided to go with 98+ front end and maybe rear as I'll be getting a 2000 soon for parts.

I have a 96 special edition btw and it's green

 

[wrtd2]

I was wanting to shave off all my badges. Already removed them and working too get the old adhesive off.
How should I cover the holes? I don't want plugs and I plan to paint it in the near future so I want to cover the holes correctly and the best.
Also, whats up with removing the spoiler? And If I did it would be the same process too cover those holes correct?
Haven't decided if I want to remove the door moldings off yet but I will be removing the rear window squirter.

I have decided to go with 98+ front end and maybe rear as I'll be getting a 2000 soon for parts.

I have a 96 special edition btw and it's green

also I know how to weld and can work bondo or fiberglass so no biggy just tell me the best option

 

[XslickwhitetegX]

Weld holes is best solution, but becareful trunk is very thin metal.Bondo will crack over time.

 

[wrtd2]

Weld holes is best solution, but becareful trunk is very thin metal.Bondo will crack over time.

I'll have to get something to practice on as I have hardly welded sheet metal but I know I'll have to turn it way down.
Anything good for the bumper? Needs to be flexible i'm sure.

 

[gamerchad]

I would probably go with fiberglass if at all possible, especially if you aren't absolutely sure you can work the welder just right. just my $.02.

 

[wrtd2]

I would probably go with fiberglass if at all possible, especially if you aren't absolutely sure you can work the welder just right. just my $.02.

Have been welding since highschool. I'm 29, I think I can handle the arc. it's about getting your current and wire speed set correctly as to where your not burning through and your filling in. I am comfortable enuff too do it. It's only I need something too get my welder setup on before I test it out on the car, Not going to just set it up too what I think will work and go at it and end up with some dime size holes.

I was taught in school how too weld and work metal and have been playing with the iron since lol.

I'll take pics before and after