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Full vinyl decal removal, no residue, no paint damage.
We remove vinyl graphics, pinstripes, dealer badges, and stickers cleanly — without scratching the paint or leaving adhesive residue behind.
Vinyl and badge removal is the process of safely lifting adhesive-mounted decals, pinstripes, lettering, and badges off a vehicle's paint without damaging the clear coat underneath, then cleaning up whatever adhesive residue is left behind.
Doing this wrong — with a metal razor blade or too much force — is exactly how paint gets scratched. We use heat to soften the adhesive and plastic tools to lift the vinyl or badge, which is slower but doesn't put the finish at risk.
Old dealership decals from a used car purchase, a previous owner's pinstripe package, faded lettering from a former business vehicle, or dealer badges and trim emblems you'd rather not display — all of these are routine removal jobs.
Full vinyl decal removal, no residue, no paint damage.
We check the vinyl or badge, the paint condition underneath, and how it's mounted before starting.
A heat gun softens the adhesive, and plastic tools lift the material without scraping the clear coat.
Adhesive residue left behind is safely dissolved and wiped clean, not scraped or scrubbed off.
The area is polished and protected to blend back in with the surrounding paint.
Yes — we remove vinyl decals, pinstripes, lettering, and stickers from any exterior panel, along with the adhesive residue left behind.
When done correctly with heat and the right tools, vinyl removal does not damage clear coat. We use heat guns and plastic tools rather than metal scrapers to avoid scratching the paint underneath.
Yes, we remove dealer badges, trim emblems, and other adhesive-mounted badges cleanly, including the adhesive residue underneath.
Pricing depends on the size, number, and age of the decals or badges being removed. Submit a quote with photos and we'll get back to you with exact pricing.
In most cases yes, though older decals that have been baked on by years of sun exposure can take longer and may leave more residue to clean up — this is factored into your quote.
Sometimes paint underneath a long-term decal or badge is slightly less UV-faded than the surrounding area, creating a faint outline. This typically blends in over time or can be addressed with paint correction.
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