1985cucv

ok guys i am going to be getting my rockers linex'd and up over the fenders about an inch and a half and i am going to be needing to remove the cummins emblem from the front fender, but i want to put it back on afterwards how would i do this? thanks

st.rodder2

I've seen people use fishing line to remove the badges. And to put them back on use 3M Weatherstrip Adhesive. That will hold anything on.

billie

Any auto body shop supply house will have something for you.

1985cucv

ok thats what i was wondering my uncle is a body man he will have something!

Fisherguy

If you're removing the "RAM 3500" (or 2500) you might want to try putting duct tape or something ontop of the letters/numbers to hold them together.
When you order new badges from the factory they come on a film so everything lines up so you can put them on in one shot. I'd thing putting each piece on 1 at a time would drive you crazy trying to get them lined up.

1985cucv

no ill just be doing the cummins emblem! that definitly needs to go back on!

BigDave12768

If it was me. i would remove the door badges also and buy the new badges from and 09.

Catmandoram

Big Dave,
I love your truck!!! Very clean and sharp!!!!

07PatriotBlue

A little heat on the emblem and then you can pull it right off. Try not to pull off at to much of an angle or the side of the emblem will dig into the paint, I usually place a plastic wedge under the opposite side of the emblem from which you are pulling. Use DX103 cleaner to take the sticky film off the paint. (you can buy this at any PPG paint house) Make sure to re-wax the area after you are done because the DX103 takes the wax off also. 3m emblem tape works good for install.

BigDave12768

I wish that was my truck!!!! That thing is awesome looking. its for sale for 50k I was just using it as an example. I am considering a new truck soon though.

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Clane

Leave em off... If someone doesnt know your rollin a CTD, you can tell em when they catch up to you at the next light....