Remove this from Bed

[UTRocky]

How do you think I remove this, just pull/flathead screwdriver it off? Dont want to damage my liner.

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[AmosMoses]

A good putty knife might mitigate the damage a flat head screw driver would do. You could also try using a heat gun very carefully on the badge itself because it appears to be held on with adhesive. You could always have it touched up if you scratch the liner though.

 

[KQL]

If it’s held on with double-sided take like most car emblems, look into how people de-badge their trunks. If I recall correctly, use something like dental floss to cut thought the tape behind the badge to remove it then it’s pretty easy to remove the residual tape just by rolling it up with your fingers

 

[Tripp]

Hair dryer and fishing line

 

[sharpsicle]

I agree with the heat gun and fishing line method. Works well and has the lowest chance of damage.

If you try to pry it off, and for some reason there's actually something more than adhesive holding it on back there, you'll naturally start leveraging harder and end up damaging the liner.

 

[Flyboy2109]

The heat gun/fishing line method should help save the liner, too.

 

[Pat Witt]

Get a set of nylon scrapers or putty knives at harbor freight, that is what I used to remove my jeep emblem from the tailgate.

 

[dmidkiff]

Fishing line or dental floss and floss it off. Yeah, I said floss twice. It might stick back on after going all the way through. Use one of those plastic body trim tools and it will pop right off. To get the remaining adhesive off I used 3M Adhesive Remover. Still requires some elbow grease.

Or you could do what I did and have it catch on a cargo box I yanked hard to get out. I don't recommend it though. I think I got lucky.

How do you think I remove this, just pull/flathead screwdriver it off? Dont want to damage my liner.

 

[Mud Pie]

Like everyone said, heat gun and dental floss. I think the days of drilling two holes and emblems with two push pins are long over. 1) too much labor involved. 2) takes skill to have the emblem level 3) increased rust/leak potential.

Now it takes just peeling off the backing paper and sticking it on.

Safest bet ? Call them and ask how it's applied. The phone number is right there.

 

[Lampasas1]

Make sure removing the badge does not cancel your warranty. I’ve had other branded bed linings with badges and their removal canceled the “lifetime” warranty.

 

[Stan H]

How do you think I remove this, just pull/flathead screwdriver it off? Dont want to damage my liner.

Mono filament fishing line. Or Fly fishing backing line. Tie it around 2 smill pieces of wood making 2 handles. And work the line back and forth keeping the pressure steady and toward the plastic and it will saw it right off.

 

[RudeJeepin]

How do you think I remove this, just pull/flathead screwdriver it off? Dont want to damage my liner.

Mine was stuck on with something like silicone caulking. Ended up leaving a black mark on my grey bedliner. I just used a putty knife to gently pry it off in the first few days after the liner was sprayed on.

Next time I have one down, I'll be sure to tell them not to stick a badge on. Otherwise I'll expect compensation for driving around an advertisement for them.

 

[Setec641A]

If you remove it, you should at least keep it in your glove box along with your warranty paperwork. I was told by the Line-X dealer that, that badge is essentially your, "Warranty Card". It didn't bother me being there, since it doesn't take up any space.

 

[Mud Pie]

Probably the ultimate in easy is, you could also get a piece of black Gorilla Tape, cut it to size and put it over the badge. After a while, outta sight, outta mind.

Any warranty issues, peel off the tape and Bob's your Uncle.

As far as removal voiding your warranty, I highly suspect Rhino-liner would go that route; they've been around for decades.

If you pull the badge and you still have the receipt, make a couple copies, laminate one and keep that sucker in the Jeep.

 

[SamO.5]

Ive used fishing line. Dental floss seems like it would be smaller.
IF it leaves a glue residue, use WD-40 to get the glue off. Try it on a small area- because I have never used it on a bedliner before.

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