I did search this forum for "debadge" "debadging" and "removing decals" but didn't find an existing thread, so....
I don't care for the business of my 2017 SLR Orange Madness. I'd like to remove at least some of the decals.
Anybody here debadged theirs? Pics?
I have messed around in Photoshop (see pic) removing the lower right badge and like the cleaner look.
I've heard you can do it with fishing line. Any thoughts?
Now... should I start a new thread on tires? 
I removed all the badges on mine from the get go. Pretty easy to do. I did, however, put SS badges on certain spots. Use a little laquer thinner. Pour it a small bottle that will allow you to sparingly and carefully get it under the letters. A few seconds will allow it to work and let you lift them off. Careful not to get it on things you don’t want to remove.
The metal badges are attached with two sided tape. Some heat from a hair dryer or heat gun (to hot will damage paint) and cut off with fishing line or dental floss. I used WD40 to soften the adhesive while cutting and to remove any adhesive left on the paint. Take your time.
WD40 and light heat - let the oils soak in behind the badges and they will come off easy - NOT to hot just light heat to help it flow.. Hair drier not a heat gun
Works like a charm
There are emblems and then decals... For decals, I don't think fishing wire is needed... Just peel... And for stubborn adhesive, do as they've said already...
So this isn't the tool of choice?
I actually use this to get stubborn decals off motorcycle helmets. Works great, leaves no marks.
There are emblems and then decals... For decals, I don't think fishing wire is needed... Just peel... And for stubborn adhesive, do as they've said already...
Ahhh, "de-decaling" then 
I pulled my hood badge and some of the hood decals with nothing but my fingernails to start it then pull firmly with my man-hands.
Some decals can be engrained into the paint if they have been on for long period of time or in the sun a lot. Be careful removing them may leave a shadow that won’t buff out.
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I pulled my hood badge and some of the hood decals with nothing but my fingernails to start it then pull firmly with my man-hands.
Some decals can be engrained into the paint if they have been on for long period of time or in the sun a lot. Be careful removing them may leave a shadow that won’t buff out.
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Roger that. Maybe it's time to pull the rest. I stopped halfway through. Mine was new at the time.
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Ahhh, "de-decaling" then
@studiopeg, if you’re removing decals and happen to have a heat gun handy, keep that shit away from your sling 
It’ll melt the panels if you’re not used to them. Blow dryer should work ok or as some have said, the ole nails should work. The thinner should still work for the residue, but keep that heat gun away from the body panels. Don’t ask me how I know 
