Debadging

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3blackchevys

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we have rain in the forecast here for the entire week, so it's something I'll get to next weekend. thanks everyone for your input.
 

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be funny if i did, i'm sure that would make the news.

"man melts while debadging tahoe, tonight at 10"

i can see it now.

"A New Jersey man turns in to sugar and melts while taking the advice of a fellow TYF.com used. *insert name* was taking the flex fuel badge off of his black 2009 Chevy Tahoe when it started raining feircely and he began to melt. a neighbor witnessed this and sent us a picture."

"more at 10."
 

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Man, I'm riding the fence whether to de-badge and remove the trim off of my yukon.

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i say leave the molding. and some factory 05+ sierra 17s or new 20s would be awesome.
 

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Word on the 3m eraser wheel. You might need to buff the spot lightly afterwards as well. Most OTC waxes people use afterward tend to having "filling" properties that fill in the scratches that might be there. I prefer to know the scratches are not there and will buff the section afterwards.

I prefer to have everything off. That's just me though

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JKmotorsports

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sounds good to me, bro.

and actually, if you leave it in the sun, you don't need a hair dryer, or a heat gun, in most cases.

and a 3m eraser wheel is your best friend.

Totally agree. The eraser wheel is awesome and makes it a lot easier.
 

Yang1815

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In case you don't fish and don't have fishing line, dental floss works too :)

I haven't de-badged my Tahoe yet but I debadged my TL a long time ago using dental floss!
 

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