PPF over the emblem?

[Bird Dog Off Road]

I am sure this is a ridiculous question. I am clueless on most things here but you all are teaching me a ton and I am grateful. I picked up my Wildtrak a week ago and am getting it wrapped today. They just reached out asking how I want to handle the Wildtrak emblem on the front fender. Wrap over it or remove it, order a new one and apply it after it is wrapped. I saw threads about the hood but not this side decal.

Assuming this is PPF wrap and not Vinyl, it depends on what you plan on doing with it. If you don't want to remove it later, just have the them wrap over it. I used a heat gun and carefully removed my Badlands badges the night before I had my PPF done. If you're careful, you could probably reuse them. Not sure how to order new ones, dealership could help you with that.

If you are doing a vinyl wrap and changing colors, I'd imagine it may look weird with it underneath the vinyl.

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[Bird Dog Off Road]

Hey buddy, nice Jeep!!! Ya getta lotta waves?

Those people also have no clue what trim levels mean as well, LOL

 

[JB4Bronco]

shop that did mine was able to remove
And reuse them after they ppf’d the fenders.

 

[AK007]

shop that did mine was able to remove
And reuse them after they ppf’d the fenders.

Nice! Did they do the same with the hood graphic? Or what did you opt to do for that?

 

[JB4Bronco]

Nice! Did they do the same with the hood graphic? Or what did you opt to do for that?

the hood graphic was to big to risk pulling off without damaging, so they went right up to the graphic with the PPF as I didn’t want to loose the flat/matte look of the hood graphic if they went over it.

 

[2023bronco]

I was able to get my decals off with a hair dryer in 40 degree weather without damaging them. Stuck them to the backing of a Summit Racing sticker for future use. No residue left on the fender.

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