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It's not too hard to do. Just keep all sharp objects away from the paint (including finger nails if possible) and you should be fine. If you need to use a finger nail, you can polish the tiny scratches out.

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2007 SR5 Crewmax 5.7L 4x4
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If you use some +/- 20 lb fishing line between the badge and the paint going back-and-forth, like you use dental floss, the badges will be off in a few minutes. Go slow and don't force it. I re-badged mine.

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RCSB 5.7L SR5...........Yep, it's gotta HEMI

interesting djb - sort of a retro look?

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07 Tundra DC 4x4, Radiant Red, debadged, Bed Mat, Brushed stainless steel step boards, Auto Dimming Rear View Mirror, Heated Towing Mirrors, 18” Alloy Wheels, Cold Kit, Mud Flaps, Tow Package, Rear Sliding Window, All Weather Floor Mats, TomTom 920T

I like that look djb and i started to debadge today and everything went really well i ran out of time and didn't get to do the Tundra logo on the doors will finish tomorrow thanks for the help!

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08 5.7 V8 SR5 Dual Cab Tundra in Slate
Debadged
Blacked out headlights
Black Toyota logo
Flowmaster 50 Series Suv

I did it!

Welcome to the de-badged club!

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2007 Tundra 5.7, Double Cab, SR5, Blue Streak

TRD (stickers removed), de-badged, Volant Intake, Zoomers exhaust , Doug Thorley headers, Leer 100R, Bedrug, Curt front mounted hitch, Sirius interface kit, Tekonsha Prodigy brake controller, OEM alarm activation, Wet Okole seat covers, Stubby Antenna, Folding Rear Seat Mod for Double Cab, Unichip

Im trying tofigure out how to make the black and not peal

I'd like to take the plunge and debadge, but have a few questions:
It's cold here in upstate NY. Should I be patient and wait until some days with temps in the 80's in say May, or can I use a hairdryer in the winter?
Can a hairdryer potentially bubble or damage the paint?
Any other tips on debadging?

Thanks,
Jay

I did it on a day that was about 65 and did not used any other heat. I have removed vinyl and badges from other cars with a heat gun or hair dryer. You just use enough heat to make the vinyl or glue malleable. It does not take much. The idea is not to melt the glue or sticker. In fact too much heat makes a sticky mess. The right balance is soft enough to peel or pull off, but not so hot you can't touch it. There should not be enough heat to damage the paint if you follow this suggestion.
Good luck.

I took off the I-Force ones on the fenders. Looks much better now.

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