I liked it. I was thinking of doing it myself. Who here has debadged and what did ya use.

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I'm debadged... heat gun and credit card here...

~Amanda

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1994 MODIFIED Dodge Ram 1500 Sport

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Fishing line pulled behind works well too.

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Use Goop to get the left-over adhesive off, works the best.

And don't yank of it to pull off.. I've seen lots of pits be created in paint because of that...

~Amanda

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1994 MODIFIED Dodge Ram 1500 Sport

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I Re-Badged Mine (no updated pic Yet) I used a Hair Dryer W/ Plastic Putty Scraper And Goop. Only takes Seconds For The removal But the residue takes some time And patience . However it does a good job without marring the paint finish

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"Taking Care Of Business"

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I think I shall get it a go. I'll start with the SLT badge on the back. Thanks all.

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2 pieces of dental floss and a hair dryer works.... heat gun is better but a hair dry does the job.

I was working on mine today, the emblems came right off with a heat gun. But I had a hard time getting all the addhesive off. What did yall use to do that.

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I work at the LX plant. Any addhesive in my area, including badges or stickers comes off real easy with isopropyl alcohol, which is rubbing alcohol. Of course anything I have to get off is fresh. What you guys are talking about has been on for a while, so I'm not sure how good it would work for you.