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 Post subject: How to remove dealer decal?
PostPosted: Fri May 04, 2007 2:16 am 
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What is the best way to remove the dealerships logo (decal) on the rear of the vehicle :?: It makes the Jeep Look tacky. I’m choosey when it comes to who I want to advertise (endorse) on my vehicle. Plus I need room for cool badges, like the LOST TRAIL TESTED badge. :D

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If it's a molded plastic logo like the '4x4' and '3.7L' badges, take some dental floss and skootch it underneath like you're trying to saw it off, it should come off. If it's a regular film/paper/printed plastic type decal, try taking a hair dryer/hot-air gun to it and it should come off with some fingernail action. The hair dryer/hot-air gun will also help with loosening up the adhesive on the molded plastic ones as well.

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PostPosted: Fri May 04, 2007 8:31 am 
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What is the best way to remove the dealerships logo (decal) on the rear of the vehicle :?: It makes the Jeep Look tacky.


This is the reason I made sure to tell the dealer "when the Liberty arrives make sure not to put your advertisement on it".

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Yank it out in the hot weather and use tar remover. You might need to wax the whole rear gate, because I didn't and it looks like stupid now! :( but no darn dealer badge anymore.

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I have used the hair dryer method on both my KJ and my Dakota to completely debadge them. I didnt like having anything on it so I removed them all. What really helps once you have them off though is "Goo Gone". It is awesome for removing any residual glue on the paint.

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you you have kids... you know what Goo Gone is!

Dental floss and goo gone... match made in heaven!

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skywarn wrote:
you you have kids... you know what Goo Gone is!

Dental floss and goo gone... match made in heaven!


Haha, I don't have kids and I know what goo gone is. Of course that's only because my dad taught me what it was when I was a kid :wink:

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MEK will take your dealer's ad off the rear tire cover if you had one like we did. the cover with just Jeep on it was $50, heck with that, made my own.

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Thanks for all the tips. :D Where do I pickup Goo Gone? Since the Jeep is an 07, maybe it wont be too sticky and hard to get off, or is it called wishful thinking?

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how about taking it to the stealership and telling them to take their ad off or they can pay you per mile for advertising?

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