To Badge Or Not To Badge, That
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First thing I did to the truck was strip off the stickers on the tailgate and debadge it. I like a pure clean truck, tinted windows ony. The only thing I have is my NY Rangers license plate frame. This way if it's an Islander fan I burn on a light to light I can rub it in a little extra LOL.
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HMMmmmm that is defintely a good question. well with the custom paint and hood i will be getting for my lady Storm and just her stance there is no way she could be mistaken especiall with the custom dodge rulz decal over my winshield lol
and all they will hear is "!dun dun dun ....Another one bites the dust and another does and another one does another one bites the dust!" lol
and all they will hear is "!dun dun dun ....Another one bites the dust and another does and another one does another one bites the dust!" lol
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I love my dodge and sxt badge on mine and i have a rare huge red ram decal on the back of my sxt and I have a green and black dodge emblem decal on my 96 neon . I dont want to hide that I love having Dodges.
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I left the "Dodge" and "SRT-4" in place and added the "Stage 1" plate as well. Everyone asks what kind of car it is anyway. At least the dealer didn't put his decal on it......
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You don't need no stinken badges.I mean....the truck looks good without any badges.I think it makes any ride look clean and sharp.Anyone who does not know it a dogde,let them figure it out when you show them the taillights.
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Many different methods, the warmer the vehicle the better. Just be careful using a heatgun or hairdryer to soften the badge glue. Too hot and paint can come up with the paint. The 5+ vehicles I have done, I just let it sit in the sun and then carefully use a a small flat-bladed screwdriver to lift the edge and then grabbed and slowly pulled. The residue can be easily taken off with any of the adhesive removal sprays(Goo Gone). There are people that have used fishing line to seperate the badge from the vehicle. If it is a decal vs a badge, the "decal remover" stuff at a paint supplier works great.
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Well,
Not like you couldn't tell, but mine was debadged immediately - EXCEPT 4 THE HEMI EMBLEM - which was placed on the hood scoop (it just looked to darn cool there). Then the paint guys went to town with their own versions of what should be on a bada%$ Ram truck. I'll try and post some close ups- these guys were amazing!
Not like you couldn't tell, but mine was debadged immediately - EXCEPT 4 THE HEMI EMBLEM - which was placed on the hood scoop (it just looked to darn cool there). Then the paint guys went to town with their own versions of what should be on a bada%$ Ram truck. I'll try and post some close ups- these guys were amazing!
