Hello Everyone! Has anyone removed the dealership sticker from their Telluride or any care really? I was watching some youtube videos and it seemed simple enough but I didn't want to ruin the exterior after barely having it for a month!
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Dealership Sticker
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ernysan
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Dealers should avoid to put their own emblems on the cars -------- other than the plate frames
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I asked my dealer not to put it in first place .. unless they were willing to pay me an advertisement fee
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My dealer didn’t put one on. Are you referring to a plastic badge or just a sticker? A sticker should just peal off and an emblem can be easily removed with some dental floss with no damage to the paint.
RW4
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Search YouTube. They have methods using heat via a hairdryer and floss or plastic card, or non heat methods using adhesive remover. This is on my to do list this weekend. Did it on a previous car and found it was more important to remove and clean the leftover adhesive afterwards, than just the act of removing the sticker itself.
Just a sticker.
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Ok and how did you do that?
Grapeking
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If it is a sticker, a hair dryer will soften the adhesive enough so one can peel off the sticker. Then use some Goo-Gone (or similar product) to remove any adhesive left behind on the vehicle.
If it is a raised letter badge of some sort, use dental floss to get between the badge adhesive and the vehicle. Use of a hair dryer can help loosen the adhesive. One the badge is removed, use some Goo-Gone (or similar) to remove any adhesive remaining on the vehicle.
In either approach, take your time, be patient, and you'll get that irritation off your vehicle.
If it is a raised letter badge of some sort, use dental floss to get between the badge adhesive and the vehicle. Use of a hair dryer can help loosen the adhesive. One the badge is removed, use some Goo-Gone (or similar) to remove any adhesive remaining on the vehicle.
In either approach, take your time, be patient, and you'll get that irritation off your vehicle.
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