debadged 2004 Tige 22V

[2004tige]

And now I own this clean Tige. Thanks Cooper-Seattle for taking such good care of it. Nice to see the before pics.

[Cooper-Seattle]

New Tige decal

I replaced the old domed Tige decal with a new larger oval decal. Not adding anything else. Looks simple and clean and OEM.

[Cooper-Seattle]

Before pics

Before debadging

[Cooper-Seattle]

posted before pic at bottom of the thread

[Cooper-Seattle]

more before pics

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[Cooper-Seattle]

before pictures

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[Cooper-Seattle]

That looks sharp!

[Cooper-Seattle]

See reply below thanks

[Cooper-Seattle]

I think your right

[Cooper-Seattle]

I agree, I haven't decided what I want to do for decals..

[Cooper-Seattle]

Thanks

[Cooper-Seattle]

I used a heat gun and a plastic putty tool to scrape the sticker off. I could remove about 1-2 inches at a time. Took forever..... Then goof off, lots of goof off and good old fashioned elbow grease to scrub the residue off. Very labor intensive. I suppose some of it could have been done with a eraser wheel that you attach to a drill but the weather was good and I had the day off so I just used what I already had. Then I washed it with car soap and then dawn dish soap to help remove the goof oil residue.

[Cooper-Seattle]

Did not have the tribal decals. YES, removing the glue from the hull took a lot of scrubbing with goof off and then a lot of washing with dish soap to remove the goof off, its oil based. My hands and forearms were sore for three days...

[NHskier]

That looks sharp. I have been contemplating doing that to my 07 20v. What were the steps you went through to take it off?


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[dilligaf622]

removed all the decals on my Tige 22V. Took most of the day but they were faded and needed to go.

Man that’s a clean look!


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