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Old 05-05-2008, 01:48 PM
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Yea its actually a pain in the butt.... The best way to get the lite scratches out is to go over it with a little rubbing compound....
 
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Old 05-05-2008, 02:14 PM
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well i have to say that the badges off the truck looks better. but not with scratches of course, may just get a new paint job , and clear up some minor dents.
 
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Looking sexy!!! I am still waiting to get all my badging off...Little nervous myself
 
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BTW, how did you get them off?
 
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Fishing line to cut them off then some goo-gone and my fingers to remove the adhesive.. Or you can use an eraser wheel they have at parts stores..
 
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You can also use odorless mineral spirits to get the goo off. It works well. Make sure to follow up with some polishing compoundto really clean up the area.
 
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I am so nervous about taking mine off
 
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Old 05-05-2008, 09:44 PM
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I think it looks bad ***, makes people wonder what you got.Name: DSC04409.jpg Views: 8 Size: 120.1 KB
 
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i have to say that the debadging looks more of a custom look to the ride, even though its just taking off emblyms.
 
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Looks great. Now you are on your way to mod city.
 
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