My first thought on reading the title was the naked lady silhouette mud flaps (which I honestly kinda liked). To my surprise, now they don't have to be ladies...
You could scuff these with Scotchbrite, mask off ( or remove) and spray with a few coats of Bedliner spray. The slight texture will hide the raised letters. Matte or SG black will minimize the letters tooI'm still trying to debadge my wheels. The dirty life logo looks plasticy and cheap. But to remove it, you have to apparently remove the entire wheel soooo.... and bc the lettering is raised, I can't just cover it up. Suggestions welcome but I have no interest on riding around with 'dirty life" all over my jeep. Logos make sense, but shld be removable imo. By far the most worthless badge on a jeep is the "unlimited" decal. It's so unnecessary and the first thing I remove.
Brazilians have square balls?Abandon hope, Jeepers.
The entire world these days is owned and operated by and for marketeers.
We Jeep owners have this persistent illusion that we somehow are not small parts of that dismal reality.
That thing IS real, BTW. Some organization in Brazil.
The balls are in the eye of the beholder, is all I can say.
Dunno, I think the die cut logo isn't the problem (in this particular case) but that's just my measly 2 pennies100% agree with this.
I would rock this bumper if it weren't for the huge die cut fab fours logo
The other issue is that in the great white north/rust belt, those laser cut logos don't hold the powder coat well and is the first spot to rust. Then it's almost impossible to sand out and hit with a rattle can
Abandon hope, Jeepers.
The entire world these days is owned and operated by and for marketeers.
We Jeep owners have this persistent illusion that we somehow are not small parts of that dismal reality.
That thing IS real, BTW. Some organization in Brazil.
Yep these threads can really shoot in different directions
What?! No “Hooters” logos or anything from the ladies, here?! ?Yep these threads can really shoot in different directions
