Sounds kinda sexist, I know several females who drive jeeps. I've helped them install lift kits, bigger tires and heard them wish they had a V8. Just sayin'
The Gadsden Flag gets a bad reputation, through no fault of it's own, usually by the people that fly that flag. For one, it's not "the" flag so it's use by a certain demographic is hilariously and ironically un-patriotic.
Just use a heat gun on low setting to get the area warm, then use a plastic scraper (on Amazon for about $10). If they are particularly stubborn, use some Goo Gone. I've been de-badging all of my vehicles like this for years and haven't ever damaged the paint.
I like the nod to the old willys, but you can remove the stickers with a blow dryer or hot air gun without damaging the paint. I removed all my decals from my 2012 sahara, and replaced them with willys lol (to replicate my 2004 Willys TJ that I regretted selling.)
I have. I have driven two different model Teslas. They are amazingly quick. I will give them both that. I drove one 30 miles and one 200 miles. That’s not the same as owning one, of course, but to me, they are just soulless, like driving a vacuum cleaner on wheels. I used to hate them, I don’t anymore, but I still wont spend my money on one until I am forced too. But to each their own
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The raised emblems are a bit stubborn, but it can still be done. I removed and replaced my fender raised Jeep emblems because they were crooked from the factory.
For raised emblems I heat them up with the hot air gun, and then drag a piece of fishing line behind them and they usually pop right off.
You should set this up as a poll.
I don't mind the raised emblem....like the tailgate and front fender "JEEP" emblems....but the dealer and 4 wheel drive stickers are gonna go bye bye
That's a bad one, but think outside the box....how can you counter that?Eyelashes on a Jeep. Just stop. That's my hill to die on. Kthanxbye
