How to remove/change badges?

[SurfUp_]

How difficult was it to swap out the nameplates? I searched for how-to videos, but I couldn't find any.

 

[tricky_wumpus]

https://www.amazon.com/Whizzy-Wheel-Sticker-Remover-Adapter/dp/B00FJF0O2K -- I used this. This helped me a lot when I was dechroming my badge. Just make sure to tape the nameplates well.

 

[AE86]

I'm using squeegee on my other car and taping it actually works pretty well. It takes about an hour to complete the process.

 

[Joshua9RIL]

I actually asked my dealer to do this for me when I picked up my Wagoneer, they swapped the badges for free! If you don’t want to risk scratching the paint, this might be a good route. That said, if you want to DIY it, warming the adhesive and using fishing line like others suggest is a safe and effective method.

 

[rigidfly]

I actually asked my dealer to do this for me when I picked up my Wagoneer, they swapped the badges for free! If you don’t want to risk scratching the paint, this might be a good route. That said, if you want to DIY it, warming the adhesive and using fishing line like others suggest is a safe and effective method.

If you don't want to DIY, then you can do as @Joshua9RIL said. It's free anyway haha!

 

[TheWagoneer]

I actually asked my dealer to do this for me when I picked up my Wagoneer, they swapped the badges for free! If you don’t want to risk scratching the paint, this might be a good route. That said, if you want to DIY it, warming the adhesive and using fishing line like others suggest is a safe and effective method.

I would like this as well, and this is definitely the smartest idea.

 

[TheQuietExplorer]

How difficult was it to swap out the nameplates? I searched for how-to videos, but I couldn't find any.

The dealership does it for free! I’d definitely go that route. But if you want to do it yourself, heating the adhesive and using fishing line works really well.