Hoss' on and freshly debadged...
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Hoss' on and freshly debadged...
Finally got around to getting my Hoss wheels mounted up with my 35" Toyos. Also finally got off my butt and debadged my truck, the "RAM 2500" on the doors were 10 times more difficult than the tailgate badges...
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Thanks guys
Yeah, I was kind of worried about it leaving "ghost" lines, because its a silver truck and its spent its entire life out in the sun, but it came out fine, there was a very faint line around the emblems on the doors, but you can't see it now that its waxed...
I just used some citris goo-gone that I had in the garage, but I also hear the $40 3M eraser wheel works well too(I just didnt want to pony up the cash for a one time use
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Yeah, I was kind of worried about it leaving "ghost" lines, because its a silver truck and its spent its entire life out in the sun, but it came out fine, there was a very faint line around the emblems on the doors, but you can't see it now that its waxed...
I just used some citris goo-gone that I had in the garage, but I also hear the $40 3M eraser wheel works well too(I just didnt want to pony up the cash for a one time use
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the eraser wheel would have taken about 1/10 the time to do, and you could use it again, but I understand if you dug that goo-gone out from the back seat of some old car 
truck looks sweet! needs more black grill and more black front bumper
truck looks sweet! needs more black grill and more black front bumper
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Actually, ill probably end up getting some factory billet inserts and painting the grille surround to match the silver
The bumper will still either be painted to match, or if I come across a deal on a ranch hand/tough country ill go that route.
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I thought about some smoked recon lights, but I dont really want to mess with it at the moment, or the LEDs
The tailgate was much easier for some reason, but I just did it while it was plenty hot out(100*), which helped the adhesive let go easier, and almost gave me heat stroke
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FYI- 3M also makes eraser flaps that go on a grinder. They aren't as good as the wheel. They are thin and don't last long- they were the same price as the wheel but the place I went didn't have the wheel in stock so I gave them a try.
