This truck debadging video today is on a 2020 Chevy Z71 truck.

Debadging cars and trucks here in southern California is very popular. Sometimes called badge delete or rebadging, this video is about removing stock Chevy Z71 chrome and red badges and replacing it with an aftermarket Z17 badges in black and red.

Many Chevy and GMC truck owners want to replace the original equipment truck emblems with updated aftermarket emblems for a more custom appearance to their ride, and some truck owners simply want to remove the "extra" truck badges for a cleaner and more personalized effect.

With this time-lapse detailing video, the Expert of Auto Fetish Detail highlights the many steps of truck badge removal, along with a new badge installation.

If you are in the Orange County, CA area and want the expertise of 30+ years, reach out to the Expert at Auto Fetish Detail:

The thrill of victory is brief compared to the lingering regret of defeat called a mistake that cannot be fixed!

Attempting this on your own truck or car may not be the time to take unnecessary chances.

Car/truck debadging: When you absolutely, positively need it done right the first time.

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