Debadging

What's the quickest and easiest way to debadge your truck? I'm talking about the trd off-road sticker.
I'm using the box cutter blade but it's taking forever & only taking off bits and pieces.

Thanks for the help!

 

I just used my finger nail to prevent scratches. Unfortunately there is no quick way. At least from my experience. I've debadged 3 tacos and they all for the most part crumbled into pieces. Pulling from different angles helps a lot to remove in larger pieces.

 

use a heat gun but you have to be careful using it but heat up the sticker and it will come off easier than just pulling it off by hand

 

Hair dryer or heat gun. The adhesive won't fight so hard when it's hot.

 

blow dyer did the trick pretty easily when i switched mine for sock monkey

 

Another vote for hairdryer

 

Thanks for the idea I'll have to try that out

 

Thank you I'm going to try it next. It was putting up a good fight

 

Thanks for the help!

 

Thank ya!

 

I used a hair dryer and both sides came off in one piece. However, the truck was only a week old when I did it.

 

Why debadge?
Is it one of those fake TRD offroad trucks?
I have a true TRD and would never debadge, I really like the looks of the decals.

 

I was wondering the same thing. Seems like it would be an invitation for a question. Is that a 4 wheel drive?

 

My truck is a real trd off-road truck. It's a 2006 & I'm debadging because one way or another the sticker started coming off on the corner so it reads "ota racing development" it really bugs me and I've kept it that way for roughly 3 years so I just want to take it off now.

 

The sticker started peeling off on it's own & it really bugs me when I see it.

 

Yeah that would bug me too. Like others said, hair dryer and use a plastic putty knife.

 

Credit card works good, too (with hair dryer) if you don't have a putty knife.

 

Hair dryer works well. Parking with the decal facing the sun on a warm day works well too(my truck is black).

 

blow dryer and floss!

 

A heat gun will definitely do the trick but be careful not to burn your paint with it. Not that I'd happen to know that firsthand or anything...