Ecodieselnoob
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- Feb 4, 2020
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what did you use to remove the sticky stuff on the badge anything special.
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Debadging
- Thread starter Bgbdwlf2500
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Barney556180
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- Oct 7, 2020
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- 2014
I've been de-badging step-by-step. Cleaned the tailgate first. Blacked the RAM head. On the doors, the 1500 went first, then the RAM. So far undecided as to keeping the EcoDielel badge. An EcoDiesel is uncommon, but the clean look is so...well, clean.
FYI I cleaned the goo with 3M 38987 Specialty Adhesive Remover. After peeling away any of the tape layer, I sprayed a small patch of residue and let sit for 1-2 minutes. Then spray again and wipe with a cloth. Finish it with hitting any last touchup with Goof Off, Goo Gone, etc.
The key is to concentrate on a small area at a time and work through keeping the residue moist.
FYI I cleaned the goo with 3M 38987 Specialty Adhesive Remover. After peeling away any of the tape layer, I sprayed a small patch of residue and let sit for 1-2 minutes. Then spray again and wipe with a cloth. Finish it with hitting any last touchup with Goof Off, Goo Gone, etc.
The key is to concentrate on a small area at a time and work through keeping the residue moist.
- Feb 15, 2019
- 960
- 347
- Truck Year
- 2014
My 2nd gen ram lost half its window separation black vinyl when I took it through an automated car wash. Took it to a body shop and for 200$ they removed vinyl, scuffed and sprayed the black back. Couldn’t tell and IMO it looked better cause the clear coat threw a reflection back like the paint!! 