De-molded the Yukon

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Mike Raines

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I really like the tail pipes and chrome covers? Where do you get those and make them fit?
 

nuscence813

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Looks great!! I also de-badged my Yukon and that eraser wheel is awesome!! It gives a clean look to the vehicle!! I agree you should remove the free floating YUKON symbol, but looks clean
 

cjweb11

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Looks really good, I would be demolded if i didnt have Z71

But... my opinion: full debadge!
YUKON lettering, GMC Badge, SLT Badges, and Liftglass tab!

I just realized the OP is May-2012...
 
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Sicko

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I did mine on a 5 year old car, had to get it detail but still have a little color fade.
 

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Has anyone done this on an older truck? Mine is a 09 with 74k miles I'm a bit worried about a haze effect around where the molding was because it's been there so long. I did a test run with the flex fuel got it off with a blowdryer, then goo gone auto for the residue but there is a distinct rectangle where the logo used to be even after washing etc so I'm leery to do the molding and letters on the side
 

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