Has anyone removed the 6.2L badge?

[nogm4me]

If so, how is it done? Thanks

 

[sdraptor]

Used a heat gun, slowly heated it from a distance (not to bubble the paint)Peeled off and used goof of.

 

[Squatting Dog]

Fishing string and dental floss worked good for me.

-Greg

 

[cups]

I took it to my body shop guy. Wasn't too expensive. Had both 6.2s and tailgate Raptor taken off as soon as I took delivery.

 

[Deinonychus]

The sooner the badges are removed from new paint, the better the result.

 

[ofcbarbrady]

I have a thread somewhere on here about removing and painting new ones. No heat gun needed (you CAN use a hair dryer if you want). Fishing line and make sure you are pulling it towards you when you "saw" through the adhesive so you don't scratch the paint.

 

[mprice1234]

Added mine!

lol I added them to my 2010! Just wanted evryone to know that I had the 6.2 and not the 5.4. Different strokes for different folks!

 

[BIRDMAN]

as stated above: heat the badge and surrounding paint SLOWLY and carefully with a heat gun from 12" - 18" until it's hot to the touch. Take some cheap fishing line and catch an edge behind the badge. Once you feel the adhesive just start using a saw motion with the fishing line to release (cut) the adhesive

 

[nogm4me]

Thanks everyone for the replies! Merry Christmas!

 

[NickPic83]

Clean any glue left behind with goo gone and a microfiber cloth

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