Removal of Raptor Decals

[Gris]

Follow up: Well, it was really simple after all. The decals pulled right off and then a wash with Dawn dish detergent and bingo: a clean look just like the photo above only green.
Thanks everyone for weighing in on this. Mine was probably simple because it had only been on the dealers lot two days.

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[Deleted member 9968]

I removed all mine and it was easy and looks so much better to me.

 

[Gris]

Totally agree and far less pretentious.

 

[OH3Cobra]

I'm a fan of paint and less is more. Graphics are for some. I was recently at a car meet in my 20 Shelby GT500 and parked next to you younger guys with GT500's as well. Great people. The question they asked me was "why no stripes"? My retort was I'm over 50.....

 

[Gris]

Good for you: very polite

 

[whale]

Talk to your dealer. My dealer offered to remove them for me at no cost if I purchased a truck with decals and did not want them.

I did the same thing with my RR side decals, It doesn't hurt to have the truck in the sun a while before removal. it took inly a few minutes, and he is right, keep that hairs dryer m

Talk to your dealer. My dealer offered to remove them for me at no cost if I purchased a truck with decals and did not want them.

I did it myself , took a few minutes a side. Once you get it started it get easier . AND FB is correct about keeping that dryer moving!

 

[dpAtlanta]

I'm glad everybody has different opinions, or else car shows & cruise in's would be pretty boring.
I personally like the graphics as you may notice:

Decals:

I like the graphics... the wife said a white Raptor without graphics looks like it needs a DOT number on the door because it looks like a work truck:

I don't mind these "stickers"... I actually paid extra for them:

I even put silly "stickers" on my Bronco:

If we all had the same opinion, the car shows and cruise in's would be quite plain and boring.

Thank God we have different opinions.

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