^^ Same as. Used the hairdryer and some fishing line.

The glue was a certified bitch to get off. Took a few hours, a bucket of hot water/sponge/chamois and a clay bar kit.

Yeah to get the glue off I used hot water with car wash stuff, big sponge and cutting compound to remove the shadowy marks.

i found this shit is the bomb for removing left over sticky bits after debadging

[IMG]http://www.selleys.com.au/assets/107/P_PolyglazeBug,Tar&GrimeRemover_large_large.jpg[/IMG]

The car looks great. Another idea is some clear corner lights and paint the lower inserts black.

THAT ^^ or very similar stuff called BUG-GER-OFF, seen it in Big W etc, good for windscreens and front end after country drives, and with warm water, it works a treat!

could you just hack the grill yourself? i always too wanted to do this

@ Strubaru: Thanks, I might get some off that polyglaze as there's still a bit of a mark there.

@Bob: Thanks mate, yeah new corner lights would be cool too.

@Red Dragon: I could cut out the grill myself but I don't trust how professional the finish would be if I did it myself.

^ got to have faith in yourself doctor

Just realised that I left off the existing mods that had been done by a previous owner:

Sony CD head deck. (Thinking I might turf it out for one of [url=http://www.sony.com.au/product/dsx-s100]these[/url]).
Clarion APA5240 Amp (no idea of power or whether it is good or not).
Hertz 10" Sub boxed (rubbish, doesn't work half the time, going to replace).