troxclair88
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Has anyone debadged their ride? If so, how did you go about it? Pictures wanted!
Debadging
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I used a heat gun and fishing line, heat it up and saw through the adhesive with the fishing line, just work from side to side. I only had badges on the rear hatch, i know some have them on the side but same process. Also your going to need to buff that area afterwards.
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3M Adhesive Remover is a big help as well.
Good luck!
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Nobody has.....oops auto correct , I mean EVERYBODY has!
x2 fishing line to take off the badge.
Buy a 3m eraser wheel to remove the left over adhesive. Make sure the paint is cool.
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Everything is simply held on by adhesive? I thought the emblems were secured on the panels with bolts or something.
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@troxclair88 , no bolts just adhesive.
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No bolts, those are Fords you're thinking of.
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Definitely don't have one of those, lol.
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The 3m eraser wheel(never herd of it until I joined this forum
) is a must to remove the glue left behind after removing everything with a heat gun
3M 07498 STRIPE OFF WHEEL/ERASER WHEEL WITH HARDWARE 3M 7498 | eBay
) is a must to remove the glue left behind after removing everything with a heat gun3M 07498 STRIPE OFF WHEEL/ERASER WHEEL WITH HARDWARE 3M 7498 | eBay
