Debadging

What Is The Best Way To Take Off The Badges Without Messing Things Up. Thanks

Use a heat gun to heat up the tape behind the badges, using a rubber scraper, gently... get being the badge and the tape. Do not pull the badge too severely due to the opposite corner will dig into the paint and potentially scrape/chip the paint.

ALot of info on this topic under the Silverado Thread

Use a heat gun to heat up the tape behind the badges, using a rubber scraper, gently... get being the badge and the tape. Do not pull the badge too severely due to the opposite corner will dig into the paint and potentially scrape/chip the paint.

ALot of info on this topic under the Silverado Thread
THANKS!

What Is The Best Way To Take Off The Badges Without Messing Things Up. Thanks

Instead of using a scraper...use some fishing line to cut through the adhesive between the paint and the badge. That way you have no change of scraping the paint.

Instead of using a scraper...use some fishing line to cut through the adhesive between the paint and the badge. That way you have no change of scraping the paint.
GOOD IDEA THANKS :)

GOO-GONE sticker remover. Works like a charm with no scratching. Squirt some behind the badge (soak) let sit for a couple of minutes and slowly pull. As you pull squirt a little more as you go. Do it slowly and all the tape and glue comes off with no hassle. Then wash.

Thanks Chris

GOO-GONE sticker remover. Works like a charm with no scratching. Squirt some behind the badge (soak) let sit for a couple of minutes and slowly pull. As you pull squirt a little more as you go. Do it slowly and all the tape and glue comes off with no hassle. Then wash.

Thanks Chris
I WAS GOING TO TRY TAKING IT OFF THIS WEEKEND AND I DO HAVE A BOTTLE OF GOO- GONE I'LL GIVE IT A TRY THANKS.