take off 4x4 emblems on bedsidesor leave them
just thinking about cleaning up the truck a bit, wondering if i should take off my 4x4 stickers or leave them on...
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I think those look good on there. I like that style alot better than the FX4 ones I had.
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idk, i like them, because they match the rest of the black on the truck so well, but at the same time, i could imagine it would look really clean without them.. hmmm
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off
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off, or replace them with the newer style 4x4 sticker.
I went to a dealership and got Sport Trac 4x4 emblems for $9 a piece |
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Do it
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i think i might. best way to remove these? i have adhesive remover heat gun etc etc
just got done taking some 10 year old vinyl graphics off my dads new enclosed trailer so he can put his company logo on there haha. PITA! |
Both look good. Nice house btw
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Originally Posted by Tys 4x4 FTW
(Post 1626505)
i think i might. best way to remove these? i have adhesive remover heat gun etc etc
just got done taking some 10 year old vinyl graphics off my dads new enclosed trailer so he can put his company logo on there haha. PITA! |
Up in the air on it, off would look OK but leave it sort of blank.
Thinking on it… OFF ! |
I Was thinking the same on my f150, but they dont bother me enough to remove them plus sometimes the mark still shows they were there when you remove them
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well you guys convinced me! im doin it! rolling on bedliner in the bed today, and now i can add taking off the emblems to the list!
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Originally Posted by zabeard
(Post 1626520)
I Was thinking the same on my f150, but they dont bother me enough to remove them plus sometimes the mark still shows they were there when you remove them
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Yeah I would think so too, im afraid i will see it on my f150, your lighter paint color will hide it too
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So does anyone know how to remove it, or is it just a matter a getting the adhesive to let go?
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Originally Posted by 01RangerEdge
(Post 1626536)
So does anyone know how to remove it, or is it just a matter a getting the adhesive to let go?
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Originally Posted by Ranger_Envy
(Post 1626568)
I removed them on my truck with a heat gun and razor blade. They came off super easy. I just barely got them warm as its easy to get them too hot and really make them gooey. Once I got one corner up they peeled off in one piece. You couldn't tell any paint fading on my 04 DSG truck either.
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didnt get to this today, but did do the bedliner! actually i might go out and do it now.. lol
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Do you think a hairdryer will do the trick?
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yeah definitely.
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*BE CAREFUL* if you are useing a razorblade on the paint i would recomend just useing you fingernail or somethng softer that will not gouge the paint if you slip up.
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done!
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2693/...e911870a_o.jpg http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2683/...9d56bf43_o.jpg looks way clean, i like it. pass side came off very easy. but the driver side was a PITA. left a bunch of residue. tried adhesive remover goof off a razor blade etc. but the thing that finally got it all off was rubbing compound. btw used a heat gun for all of this and that worked wonders. |
Looking good Ty
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thanks man
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