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Not hard , need to warm them up first hair dyer or heat gun and they will pull off fairly easy and to get the rest of the tape off a rubber wheel should be used. You can get one from your local auto paint store or if you know somebody that works in a body shop. Once you get them off you might have an outline of where they were just use some light compound or polish to remove the lines.

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Few quick pics of mine. This is from last yr few changes and will get new pics.

 

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Engine parts from Umberto

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What'd you use to color match the front bumper? Plastidip?

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Thanks to my brother Who is the shop Manager for his branch. THANKS LIL BROTHER. He has full access to everything including the full industrial heated pressure washer so we took this opportunity to blow off the salt off the trucks and figured we would share! Sorry for the dodge content but still badass truck and makes me realize I NEED A LIFT!

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Thanks to my brother Who is the shop Manager for his branch. THANKS LIL BROTHER. He has full access to everything including the full industrial heated pressure washer so we took this opportunity to blow off the salt off the trucks and figured we would share! Sorry for the dodge content but still badass truck and makes me realize I NEED A LIFT!

 

Hmm Maryland tags, not to far away. When and where can I bring my truck by to get it cleaned off? Lol

 

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Hmm Maryland tags, not to far away. When and where can I bring my truck by to get it cleaned off? LolSent while drinkin' a cold one...

Yea when we bought ours new we forgot to add the farm tags! How close are ya?

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He is in VA Dave.

 

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He is in VA Dave. 8y5yha7e.jpgSent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

Haha not far at all! We have contracts in Chantilly and Stirling. Have a few friends in Bealton and Warrenton.

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Damn dave I threw away the box with your address

 

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He is in VA Dave. Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

 

Haha not far at all! We have contracts in Chantilly and Stirling. Have a few friends in Bealton and Warrenton.

 

Work in Warrenton and I know where bealton is too. Do a lot of business up in sterling and Chantilly

 

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Damn dave I threw away the box with your addressSent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

DOH! Lol If ya need it shoot me a pm BTW were plannin on hitting Vegas next year in hopes to make SEMA! Edited by Krausmotorsports
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But hpw you gonna get in. No t sure about myself yet. Too early to tell. I want to hit SEMA and CES

 

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