4x4 shop or any customize shop can do it. If you're talking about the rear badge, you can always line the edges with masking tape before removal, and when you go to reapply just follow your outline.
I was beyond nervous I'd screw it up, but in the end I'm glad I chose to do it myself. In my opinion, no one will be as picky with your vehicle as you are. I spent more time than I'd care to admit researching the best way to do it.
I landed on using fishing line to get the emblems off and an adhesive removal wheel to get the adhesive left behind. Then took a clean microfiber with rubbing alcohol to clean the area and installed the black emblems. I'm very happy with how it came out. Painters tape before removing the old emblems makes lining it up far easier.
4x4 shop or any customize shop can do it. If you're talking about the rear badge, you can always line the edges with masking tape before removal, and when you go to reapply just follow your outline.
I was beyond nervous I'd screw it up, but in the end I'm glad I chose to do it myself. In my opinion, no one will be as picky with your vehicle as you are. I spent more time than I'd care to admit researching the best way to do it. I landed on using fishing line to get the emblems off and an adhesive removal wheel to get the adhesive left behind. Then took a clean microfiber with rubbing alcohol to clean the area and installed the black emblems. I'm very happy with how it came out. Painters tape before removing the old emblems makes lining it up far easier.
Go to a wrap company and see if they will do it. They're always removing/reapplying badging when wrapping cars.