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Has anyone on here debadged their multipro tailgate? I'm picking up my AT4 tomorrow and thinking of doing this. Any pics?
 
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I took off the Sierra and at4 from my tailgate and just left the GMC. I was going to replace the GMC with a large at4 badge but I think it looks good the way it is now. Not so busy556925f5e4f44d0026f27c027d706f46.jpg

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smrr1 Senior Enthusiast

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This cleans it up. That tailgate is so busy from the factory. There is a white one i see that is debadged in my town.

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UGAreb Enthusiast

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On 5/6/2019 at 9:36 AM, smrr1 said:

This cleans it up. That tailgate is so busy from the factory. There is a white one i see that is debadged in my town.

I completely agree. 
 

I just partially debadged mine this weekend, and added matte black vinyl inserts from TVD Vinyl Decals to the remaining chrome lettering. Completely changed the look, IMHO. Also, the “GMC” was not installed level at the factory. Every time I looked at it, it bothered me...

 

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KCU Beor Enthusiast

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At some point I'll remove the big center "Sierra" as I believe it's just too much in the middle...I actually purchased from the dealer the smaller "Sierra" from the T1 Denali and plan on putting that in the lower left and keeping the SLT in the lower right...i guess similar to the K2 tailgate layout. Just more symmetrical to me. Did yall use the eraser wheel, or floss method?

 

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UGAreb Enthusiast

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I used some braided fly line backing to get the letters started, then slowly peeled them off. I removed the residue from the foam adhesive tape with WD40, Windex, and the edge of a credit card. 

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Dani2005 Enthusiast

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I rode around for about 3 weeks with all the emblems off... Just seemed too bare, so got the black GMC emblem reapplied. I think it looks cleaner now. 7be048d83006d2997f042be9755585ea.jpgea1b8d54c0310a8dd77a4102e03e0e24.jpg

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mdreynolds Enthusiast

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Had the "Sierra" badge and the dealer logo removed before it was polished and the ceramic coating on the paint, no more Sierra on the truck, people ask what a AT4 is.

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On 5/5/2019 at 9:34 PM, DeLucecc said:

I did mine when I first got it. I think it looks a lot better. 

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I did this, but kept the Denali emblem but in black.  My truck is black so it blends in, but adds a little something to the back.  

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