Going to Debadge, Last Minute Check

[shelbix2020]

Originally Posted by peid

If you have the doors off, try putting the suicide doors on the fronts, that way at highway speeds you can get more air flow through the cabin!

Im going to try that I just need your address so I know where to send the paper work after I die...

when I did mine I wrapped a paint scrapper with paper towels and stuck it behind the emblems while pouring goo gone over it ... I got em off in like 20-25 mins and NO I did not scratch anythinG! the only thing is that it needed a good waxing after debadging ... and I wouldnt suggest anyone try this lol

check my photos

[RichR]

Originally Posted by jbeestundra

Is it too late for me?Do you think after 4 years the paint under the badge will be different?Color is Thunder Gray,Thanks

I would think after four years of Florida sun you will probably have shadows.
I waited at least a year and a half.But my truck is out at night,garaged during the day.

[Ryone]

My suggestions for debadging...

Use 20 lb. test FIRELINE . You can find it at Wal-Mart. I used 14 lb. Fireline to remove mine, and it broke once on each badge. Plus, it's the best fishing line I've ever used, so you can spool it up on your reel when you're done debadging. Remember to use thick gloves also.

Use a hair dryer to just warm up the badges. Remember, the hotter the glue behind the badge gets, the harder it is to take off after the badge is removed since it's stickier. You don't even have to use a hair dryer if you don't want to. This way, the glue left behind comes off easier.

Wash immediately after badge is removed... before you take off residue.

Wax after glue is removed. Take pictures and post 'em.