"When you are ready to NOT screw-up your car or truck by attempting to remove the emblems and badges yourself!"
You can use the following number to text me:
714/ 624-0804
I will need the following information so I can provide you with a quote:
I perform all these jobs at my location in Placentia (Orange County, CA) and can set weekday or weekend appointments.
I am on a CASH ONLY basis and have a very flexible schedule. Most people wait and watch as I perform the work.
I can also tell you how long the job will take approximately when you text with the information needed.
Chances are you are here looking to debadge your car or truck but still have a few questions streaming through your mind.
While the reasons people remove car emblems and truck badges are numerous, many people still ask why a person would want to do this:
Having removed the emblems and badges from cars throughout Orange County for over 20 years, I have performed this service to perfection more times than I can count.
You can see just a tiny fraction of the endless cars and trucks I have personally removed, as well as some that I have often replaced with updated versions.
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The Chevy truck above already had the black bow tie from the factory, but the owner wanted the designating trim level badges removed.
The owner of this truck wanted everything gone from the back end of his Chevy truck.
The owner of this red GMC truck not only wanted to remove the truck emblems, but also the chrome side trim for a complete "clean-up" of his new GMC truck.
Extraneous and redundant labeling, badges, and emblems can come in many forms. There is no limit to the types of stickers, decals, and emblems we have removed from cars and trucks to satisfy the unique requests from all our many customers.
The owner of this Toyota truck simply wanted the decals removed. Decals always have a shelf life and it is better to remove them at the beginning, rather than waiting for them to degrade and then decide to remove them.
As is often the case with cars and trucks, many people want factory emblems replaced with updated versions for a more custom and color coded appearance.
Very often is the case with Chevy truck owners is to not only remove the rear gold Chevy bow-tie, but to replace the gold bow-tie with a black bow-tie.
Here we have a Ford Explorer owner that does what so many of the Chevy truck owners do to customize their rides. The owner not only wanted the typical redundant emblems removed, but also wanted to swap out the Ford oval logo to a version that matched the color scheme of his Explorer.
Looking to see me in action at my YouTube channel and see the actual process made to look ultra easy by a person who has performed hundreds of these types of jobs throughout Orange County of the last 2o+ years.
"Many people struggle with the possibility to debadge their car or truck themselves"
While it is very possible, you just have to ask yourself if this is really the best time to take on a challenge. A process that appears very straightforward when you see a professional do it, provides many opportunities for mistakes. And these mistakes are mistakes that turn instantly into regret that will last a lifetime with your car or truck!"
Not to sound overly dramatic, but I think it is best for people to acknowledge their limitations and turn the steering wheel over to the hands of an expert like myself.
I hope I have helped you come to an informed decision when it comes to debadge and replacement of your car or truck emblems.
Sincerely,
Darren Priest
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