berty

I used a blow dryer and fishing line to get the badge off, then goo gone and a credit card to get the residue off. Took 45 minutes cause I chose the coldest day to do it lol Coyote badge went right in its place!

Red89gt

Parked mine in sun. Waited about an hour and put thumb under corner and lifted it off. Used thumb again to roll off residual tape. Wd40 on a rag for last little layer of glue.

tomasulo

I second Berty's comment.

Masi1926

I used a heat gun on low for about 30 seconds and it practically fell off.
Another reason I like my dealer. They have never stuck their name on any vehicle. They make up license plate surrounds with their name. Very subtle as well.
I actually keep it on to show what all dealers should do.
I don't want to get sidetracked, but that drives me nuts, seeing their name plastered on the tailgate or trunk. Sometimes crooked as hell.

RajunKajun59

17lbs fishing line, a staedtler eraser, goo gone, clay bar, and wax.

berty

Yeah I do appreciate when they just do the license plate holder, it actually stays on my truck longer than the decals do (I remove them immediately) the plate holder I keep forgetting to swap out haha Mines actually still on there now

discodave

knock it off with a hammer. sand the residue off with course sandpaper. get the dint fixed and repaint the area....

discodave

Just kidding. All of the recommendations are good. I used a heat gun to get mine off, then WD-40 for the residue. Easy day.

cmbezln

Plastic razor > heat > goo gone > plastic razor > 3m rubber wheel > repeat

cutigers08

iTrader: (1)

I just ditched mine. Used a plastic trim tool to get it started. Pulled off the emblem. Slowly pulled off the adhesive and cleaned the area with some glass cleaner. Hit it with some cleaner wax and it was perfect. Then I added a coyote badge.