Debadged today
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-Arana-
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Looks good
BAILEY1
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Very nice!! Looks good.
Power247
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Nice!!
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argray90
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Nice work!
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Nice!
raptor1797
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Def. like the clean look.
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whalleyb0y
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I had a the dealer remove all the badges on my brand new Ram. Unfortunately the paint underneath the badges appear to be indented from the badges factory application. As if maybe the paint wasn't cured at the time the badges were put on?
I can see a faint outline of the badges in the paint and I can feel the ridges left in the paint when I run my fingers over the area. I'm fairly disappointed by this and I hoping he dealership can make it right. Has anyone else experienced this?
Btw- the only reason why the dealership was doing this de-badging was because they had to get the doors repainted to repair the factory suction cup marks in the paint.
I can see a faint outline of the badges in the paint and I can feel the ridges left in the paint when I run my fingers over the area. I'm fairly disappointed by this and I hoping he dealership can make it right. Has anyone else experienced this?
Btw- the only reason why the dealership was doing this de-badging was because they had to get the doors repainted to repair the factory suction cup marks in the paint.
chuck
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Looks great. I have my badges plasti-dipped but I'm considering debadging completely. I would reccommend the Rough Country 2.5" leveling kit. BUT if you want to get rid of the rake, don't install the rear 1.75" part of the kit. I bought the level kit and only installed the front and am really happy with it. Just my two cents!!
