C crunchcity New member Apr 16, 2015 #1 Finally got the 'Runner debadged today...I like the cleaner look Last edited: Apr 16, 2015
DesertCanyons New member Apr 20, 2015 #4 Removing car badges It looks good. What did you have to do to remove the lettering? Usually the badges or raised lettering are stick-on plastic, IIRC.
Removing car badges It looks good. What did you have to do to remove the lettering? Usually the badges or raised lettering are stick-on plastic, IIRC.
ggunn9 New member Apr 20, 2015 #5 I did the same thing the night I got home with my 4runner. I got home at 8pm at 9pm I was taking the SR5 badge off. I used dental floss under the badge and a hair drier.
I did the same thing the night I got home with my 4runner. I got home at 8pm at 9pm I was taking the SR5 badge off. I used dental floss under the badge and a hair drier.
C crunchcity New member Apr 25, 2015 #6 Thanks guys! I didn't trust myself, a local body shop I've been using for a long time removed the badges for free. I did manage to put the exhaust tip on myself though lol (truck needs a wash badly)...
Thanks guys! I didn't trust myself, a local body shop I've been using for a long time removed the badges for free. I did manage to put the exhaust tip on myself though lol (truck needs a wash badly)...
LandCruiser New member Apr 25, 2015 #7 Should have bought the TE, they come debadged from the factory.