My dealer was really pretty good, but they did try to stick me with a "fabric protectant" fee of some sort. To their credit, they didn't blink an eye when I asked them to remove it.
However, I do have the dealer logo on the back of my Jeep and I hate it. Anyone have a good recommendation on how to remove it without damaging the clear coat?
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What kind of stick-on is it? Sticker, puff sticker, stick on metal letters, etc?
Mostly they are all on by adhesive (there used to be one dealership near me that sold volkswagens and mercedes, and actally drilled holes in the cars and attached a cloisonné medallion).
Easiest thing is to let it sit out in nice hot summer sun.
For thin stickers, fingernails picking up a corner, pull slowly and consistently, and then clean up any adhesive left with friction (professionally they use a rubber wheel in a drill, but for something this small and not having lots of skill/experience built up on such a thing I just use a decent sized eraser if rubbing it with my thumb till it balls up like snot doesn't work). The warmer the surface, the less an issue adhesive usually is.
For puff sitckers/dome stickers, just leave it in the sun for an afternoon, and pull up at a corner, they usually just pop off, especially if they aren't very old.
For the metal metal stick ons, let it get hot, pull up at the corner, once it gets started you cna use a taut piece of dental floss to help carve it off. If any of the double sided adhesive remains, use picking and friction as above to get that off.
