Adams21

A good auto body shop arnd where you live...find someone who does good work and let them take care of it

jferg92

Find a shop that offers a warranty with their work. I've seen lots of patch jobs that literally bubble up months later

Lol I used to think it was kitten-caboodle

jprevat

iTrader: (1)

What the hell does a kitten need a caboodle for? Lol jk

Adams21

So I found a bunch of nice rear fender decals...I think I'm going with the fx4 cuz it will match my red camo deer skull on the back of my cap...how hard is it to remove those rear decal stickers? Here are four I like and had to choose from

BrowningSCrew

It's pretty easy, use a blow dryer to warm the vinyl up and soften it, then just peel it off. You may need to buff it because the paint under the old decal won't be weathered and there will be lines. I also like to mark the top and front lines of the original decal with some masking tape to help with placement.

smcox1

As long as they aren't all cracked they are easy to remove. It was a pain in the a** to remove the ones on my 2002 because they had cracked all over the place. If they had that red fx4 one with gray camo it would be a perfect match for your truck.

Adams21

Yeah I know...I think I'm gonna wait until it warms up anyways to order them so I might contact the company and see if they can make the red with grey camo...I bet they can make it anyway that I want. I have my emblem overlays that should be hear tomorrow but gonna have to park my truck in a garage for awhile or put them on and hit them with a hair dryer for a while to get good adhesive or just wait I guess on them as well

02_Black_On_White

if you choose to wait to apply them, stick them in a plastic bag, those decals are notorious for collecting dust and particles between the backing and adhesive you wont know until you go to install and theres little **** trapped under the decal lol! I speak from experience.

Cmanjr

Lmfao did you really

02_Black_On_White

Shes not an 97-03 but check out the other f150 in my driveway