I removed all badges except for the ram on the grille. I used a heat gun and nail polish remover. I read someone else used 3M adhesive remover. The badges come off easy but the adhesive is a real pain to remove.I think someone mentioned removing the badging (Ram, promaster, etc nameplates). Do these pry off pretty easily? Does the glue clean up pretty well? Any suggestions appreciated.
Yes this is true. Many years ago I was using it to get some over spray off and itLaquer thinner?? Did it soften or dull the paint? Thats pretty harsh for a finished surface, I could see a disastrous result if you used to much or rubbed to hard....not trying to be negative or anything just want to give a heads up if someone else tries it.
"Badges? We don't need no stinking badges!"Anyone want my 3500 badges??
Yeah, send them to me. I will put them on my Sprinter.Anyone want my 3500 badges??
I'm a no labels kind of guy. Also, the Promaster truck badging doesn't fit well with the contemporary condo I'm building inside.I don't understand why you would want to remove the badging? Is it embarrassing? Honestly, I don't even notice it anymore.
Typically with a new vehicle I waste no time removing the ugly eye-clutter. But with my PM it really doesn't bother me. Its a truck I guess. Maybe when I get to the contempo condo stage I'll feel differently ... after the infinity pool and glass balusters go in.I don't understand why you would want to remove the badging? Is it embarrassing? Honestly, I don't even notice it anymore.
I remove all badges ASAP. I am not an advertising agent for the products I purchase. Max fan badges...GONE, Fiamma awning badges...GONE, Ram badges.. GONE.I don't understand why you would want to remove the badging? Is it embarrassing? Honestly, I don't even notice it anymore.