I am wanting to get the mazda badge off the back of my miata. Is the thing just glued on or bolted? What would be the best way to get this off with out any damage to the paint/car? Then, once I get this off, I have another badge I want to put on in the mazda badge's place. It has what looks to be like some sticky stuff on the back side of it. Is that all the adhesive I need? (12/99)
The mazda badge is 'welded' on in 2 spots, so if you take it off, it'll leave 2 nasty marks. The miata badge is just glued on with double sided tape. That one can be taken of without problems. What you could do is to take both badges off and to put the miata badge back on where the mazda badge used to be. Use automotive double sided tape. Did it on my car over a year ago. Badge is still rock solid in place. I have a pic of it on http://saturn.spaceports.com/~miata/_borders/klein_car_rear.jpg if you're interested. I did put a turbo badge back on afterwards...could have just left the miata badge where is was...oh well :) (12/99)
Does anyone know where I can get a set of Eunos Roadster badges (Eunos symbol on bonnet, 'Roadster' and 'Eunos' on back) from? (7/00)
Try Powerdrift. They probably have the contacts to be able to order replacements for you. (7/00)
Some git has nicked the Mazda badge from the bonnet of my Mk2, so I'm left with a nice little scrape in the paint (probably caused by a screwdriver) and some glue in the shape of the Mazda logo. I'm waiting for local dealer to get me a replacement badge and touch-up paint, but I wondered if any of you might be able to suggest the best way to remove the glue from the bonnet without causing too much damage? (8/00)
A little wd40, keeping it well washed with water? (8/00)
Part number for Mk2 nose badge is NC10-51-731 I think they are about £12. The holes are in a different place, but it is possible to re-drill them: First lay a piece of plastic or grease proof paper over the holes in your cone and push a pencil or whatever through the holes. Gently push new badge against fairly thick card so that prongs make mark in it. Drill holes in the card where the marks are with a drill the same size as prongs. Push badge prongs through holes in card and draw around the badge. Remove badge and lay plastic/grease proof over card so that the holes that represent the holes are over the V of the outline of new badge. Make sure they are central and mark with a pencil. Drill through these pencil marks. I used 2 pop rivets pushed through the card and into the holes in the nose. This holds the card in place and you then drill through the holes in the card that took the prongs of the new badge. If you have done it carefully, the V of the new badge will cover the original holes. Same can be done to replace Eunos badge. (8/00)
How much is the new badge? I fancy swapping my Eunos 'toliet seat' badge for the mazda (M) badge to match my Mk2 wheels. It is quite high on my list of pointless mods :-) (8/00)

I've heard that bits like these are on Mazda's no-no list for Roadster owners, along with rear number plate surrounds, Uk speedos, wheel centres etc.

Eunos toilet seat badge; do you mean you have the earlier type Mazda badge on.. Probably get it cheaper and more easily via someone like www.mazdastuff.com. They don't have any hangups about UK vs Jap market cars.... (8/00)