Debadging....What is it??
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RE: Debadging....What is it??
It's the process of removing all of the (usually plastic) pieces that are stuck to the body of your vehicle that describe it, like the word "RAM" or "DODGE"......people have their own reasons for doing so, some like the cleaner look to the vehicle. Other's, like SRT-4 owners, like to be able to sneak up on their prey...........
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08-04-2006, 08:01 PM
RE: Debadging....What is it??
Debadging is the process in which you remove all the badging off your truck. Things like the Dodge name, 4x4 badge, decals, etc etc....
Some of us prefer the simple look minus the chrome....for some...its simply giving it their own "custom" look.....and for people like me....I like to make people wonder what I drive.....as most dont recognize that its a Stratus...
It's simple to do, and its not for everyone.
Some of us prefer the simple look minus the chrome....for some...its simply giving it their own "custom" look.....and for people like me....I like to make people wonder what I drive.....as most dont recognize that its a Stratus...
It's simple to do, and its not for everyone.
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RE: Debadging....What is it??
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What's the quickest way to Debadge my truck? My truck is 4 years old, after i debadge, will the outline from the emblem remain on the paint's finish?
What's the quickest way to Debadge my truck? My truck is 4 years old, after i debadge, will the outline from the emblem remain on the paint's finish?
i did a short write up on it
i did mine a about 3 months ago and its a 2002 and i didnt have any outlines left after i worked them out, just take your time and its looks great
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08-06-2006, 07:26 PM
RE: Debadging....What is it??
I suggest that before you start, check out other trucks, espcially in you color and see what you think.
You can see most of the trucks in the avatars or just cruise through the galleries.
That'll give you an idea of what your truck will look like.
Some take off all badges, some just take of some of the badges, etc.
Its a personal thing.
You can see most of the trucks in the avatars or just cruise through the galleries.
That'll give you an idea of what your truck will look like.
Some take off all badges, some just take of some of the badges, etc.
Its a personal thing.
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08-07-2006, 12:21 AM
RE: Debadging....What is it??
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Fella's you still didn't tell me how to take the stuff off.. What do i do? Just peal it off? Do i use a screw driver, razor blade, or what?
Fella's you still didn't tell me how to take the stuff off.. What do i do? Just peal it off? Do i use a screw driver, razor blade, or what?
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RE: Debadging....What is it??
here's my post from an old write up i did
well i have done it and it looks great i will put some pics up but it wasn't a difficult thing to me just a time consuming thing to do, because i know when i rush i will mess something up so i know just to take my time and do it right. the way i did it was with a hairdryer some fishing wire some turtlewax bug and tar remover and a sticker remover for the auto store
the way i did was heat the badge up for like a minute then take the fishing wire behind the badge and do the sawing motion if it gets tough just re heat it again. then you have to deal with the adhesive i used the hair dryer to heat it up again and roll with your thumbs and fingers that will take sometime. your usually left with some left over residue and some shadowing. to remove the adhesive thats their use the sticker remover and use a cloth to rub it off then after the adhesive is gone usually and dark ring is left around where the badge was this is where you use the bug and tar remover and rub it in circles to remove the slight shadowing and then when all done give the truck a good wax and your ready to go!!
the way i did was heat the badge up for like a minute then take the fishing wire behind the badge and do the sawing motion if it gets tough just re heat it again. then you have to deal with the adhesive i used the hair dryer to heat it up again and roll with your thumbs and fingers that will take sometime. your usually left with some left over residue and some shadowing. to remove the adhesive thats their use the sticker remover and use a cloth to rub it off then after the adhesive is gone usually and dark ring is left around where the badge was this is where you use the bug and tar remover and rub it in circles to remove the slight shadowing and then when all done give the truck a good wax and your ready to go!!