cleaning between letters

[jjdiesel]

So what are you guys using to clean between the RAM 2500 logo? Is there a fine bristled brush that won't damage the paint over time? TIA

 

[silverram03]

Q-Tips

 

[gsbrockman]

The corner/edge of my wash mitt and a strong index finger with a circular motion usually does the trick on mine. I'd skip a brush if it were me. Wasn't an issue on my 2000 Dodge 2500 Quad Cab Sport... just wash right over the decals on the doors, hood, and tailgate.

Greg

 

[XcumminsX]

i took mine off... . you should to



looks much better DE-Badged

 

[roperteacher]

Do you guys live in the city???? DO you actually use your trucks???? LOLOLOLOL I live in the country and it does me no good to even wash it, but I still do it vigilantly until I drive down my 1 mile dirt road and it all dirty again..... Oh well, it looks good for a few minutes anyway!

 

[Matt400]

Originally posted by jjdiesel

So what are you guys using to clean between the RAM 2500 logo?

What logo? We don't need no stinking logo's- just a big tail pipe!

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[jjdiesel]

looks good

It does look good without the badge's... ... but they are also the best looking badge's we've had over the years. As mentioned, it was never an issue before 'cause the badges were a lot cheaper looking. Anyway, thanks for the replies, the Q-tip seems best so far.

 

[nickleinonen]

Originally posted by XcumminsX

i took mine off... . you should to



looks much better DE-Badged

diddo

 

[Slayer]

What's the easiest way to remove them? I would like to take them off the doors and put them on the hood.

 

[sarj]

I pulled off everything except the "C". Looks way clean that way.



As far as de-badging goes, I took a piece of nylon string and broke it down to strands... take one strand and work it under the letters and they slice right off. I used finger and thumb nails for the foam adheasive, and a lot of it just came off by rolling it with thumb pressure. You'll have sore fingers when you're done. Then take non-acetone fingernail polish remover and a soft cotton rag and with small circular motions, the adhesive residue comes off.



the hood?