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On most of my cars I often remove the rear badging.

In the GMC Sierra's case, the GMC is big and would probably leave it but thinking of taking the remaining badging off.

 

If you've done so, post a pic or two.

 

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I actually took off the big GMC but left the other badges because I felt it would look too plain without none. I also added a paint to match OEM chrome tailgate handle.

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I actually took off the big GMC but left the other badges because I felt it would look too plain without none. I also added a paint to match OEM chrome tailgate handle.

 

 

 

Yeah I was kind of thinking the same, it would be to plain and look like something is missing without some badging, but I was thinking the opposite of you, leave the centered GMC and remove the other chrome badging. If I could scale the GMC down by 10-20% that would probably be perfect. :D

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I'm going to black Plastidip the Denali logo to keep the Black and white theme.

 

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^^IMO I'd remove the Denali all together from the back and just leave it on the sides.

It looks odd (and a bit pretentious) all by itself on the tailgate.

Also get an all black license plate frame too, I dislike the driving marketing for the dealers. I always say, unless they are paying me, I'm not doing free advertising for them. :)

 

 

On a side note I debadged the tailgate except the GMC I left and am doing a black overlay (same with the black overlay on the Grill).

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^^IMO I'd remove the Denali all together from the back and just leave it on the sides.

It looks odd (and a bit pretentious) all by itself on the tailgate.

Also get an all black license plate frame too, I dislike the driving marketing for the dealers. I always say, unless they are paying me, I'm not doing free advertising for them. :)

 

 

On a side note I debadged the tailgate except the GMC I left and am doing a black overlay (same with the black overlay on the Grill).

 

Thanks for your $ .02 LOL :smash: I'll build my truck the way I want it to look. :driving:

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Thanks for your $ .02 LOL :smash: I'll build my truck the way I want it to look. :driving:

 

 

 

Geez, you a bit sensitive? :D

FYI, it's my thread, if you don't want opinions don't post pics in a thread started by someone asking for pics for thoughts and ideas.

Or just start a post yourself titled, "Just looking for all positive reinforcement, so my sensitivities don't get hurt" and post your pics there.

Just throwing 2 more cents your way, now don't go all left on me and riot in the streets because I'm giving an opinion that differs from your own. You can chill, never said you can't build your truck the way you want ;)

 

Funny though how after reading my post, you edited your post with a new picture showing you changed your license plate frame to an all black one without the dealer advertising on it, just as I stated, but then reply to my suggests all upset at me for making suggestions. LOL

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I am a fan of the bow tie as well. Everything was blacked out on my camaro when I bought it. Now back to shit loads of chrome!

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Bit sensitive?

FYI, it's my thread, if you don't want opinions don't post pics in a thread started by someone asking for pics for thoughts and ideas.

Or just start a post yourself titled, "Just looking for all positive reinforcement, so my sensitivities don't get hurt" and post your pics there.

Just throwing 2 more cents your way, now don't go all left on me and riot in the streets because I'm giving an opinion that differs from your own. You can chill, never said you can't build your truck the way you want ;)

 

Funny though how after reading my post, you edited your post with a new picture showing you changed your license plate frame to an all black one without the dealer advertising on it, just as I stated, but then reply to my suggests all upset at me for making suggestions. LOL

 

 

 

:rolleyes: This is too funny! I throw out a little sarcasm even with the LOL! And you take the bait and get all sensitive.

 

I was trying to put a little humor out there :chill:

 

Your right I should have checked with you 1st before I uploaded the photo with my license plate frame and exhaust. LOL

 

I'll send you a box of safety pins. :nopity:

 

Cheers :cheers:

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Bit sensitive?

FYI, it's my thread, if you don't want opinions don't post pics in a thread started by someone asking for pics for thoughts and ideas.

Or just start a post yourself titled, "Just looking for all positive reinforcement, so my sensitivities don't get hurt" and post your pics there.

Just throwing 2 more cents your way, now don't go all left on me and riot in the streets because I'm giving an opinion that differs from your own. You can chill, never said you can't build your truck the way you want ;)

 

Funny though how after reading my post, you edited your post with a new picture showing you changed your license plate frame to an all black one without the dealer advertising on it, just as I stated, but then reply to my suggests all upset at me for making suggestions. LOL

 

 

 

:rolleyes: This is too funny! I throw out a little sarcasm even with the LOL! And you take the bait and get all sensitive.

 

I was trying to put a little humor out there :chill:

 

Your right I should have checked with you 1st before I uploaded the photo with my license plate frame and exhaust. LOL

 

I'll send you a box of safety pins. :nopity:

 

Cheers :cheers:

 

 

 

 

Oh so now it's sarcasm. LOL

Got it. :D Cheers to that.

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