Debadging
wait for summer and park it out in the sun.
use a credit card, or PLASTIC putty knife, or razor blade scraper to remove the stickers. once you get a corner up, they come right off.
then wax.
use a credit card, or PLASTIC putty knife, or razor blade scraper to remove the stickers. once you get a corner up, they come right off.
then wax.
this is how i did mine
1. set my truck inside overnight at 50 degrees
2. used fishing line to saw in behined the badge, you will use quite a bit i got a roll for this, floss works too
3. i used ppg dx330 its a pre cleaner for paint but goo gone will work too to get the remaining glue off
4. lastly buff the area with a good polish
if you use a putty knife or credit card you run the risk of damaging the paint, its unlikely but i have took paint off by prying like that
the warmer you get it the easyer it is to remove, like i said i did mine around 50 degrees and it was pretty easy, but ive done about 100 before that in all kinds of temps, just take your time and youll be good
1. set my truck inside overnight at 50 degrees
2. used fishing line to saw in behined the badge, you will use quite a bit i got a roll for this, floss works too
3. i used ppg dx330 its a pre cleaner for paint but goo gone will work too to get the remaining glue off
4. lastly buff the area with a good polish
if you use a putty knife or credit card you run the risk of damaging the paint, its unlikely but i have took paint off by prying like that
the warmer you get it the easyer it is to remove, like i said i did mine around 50 degrees and it was pretty easy, but ive done about 100 before that in all kinds of temps, just take your time and youll be good



