Apex Auto Styling (3rd party graphics)

I would check with the detail shop first. Sometimes ceramic coating will prevent decals from sticking.
It won’t prevent it from sticking, but the adhesive will be more durable with the ceramic removed. Easy to do with alcohol.
 
It won’t prevent it from sticking, but the adhesive will be more durable with the ceramic removed. Easy to do with alcohol.
I disagree.. legit ceramic coating will not make the decals stick. It will come off after awhile, and alcohol won't remove the coating, polishing does. But if you are talking about DIY ceramic coating, spray coating, then this is a different story.
 
Where do you take it? I'm not that far away.
Esoteric in New Albany. Great people.
They don’t advertise this service, but they do it for clients who purchase their regular services (PPF, ceramic, tint, etc).
Not sure if they’d do it as a stand alone service, but doesn’t hurt to ask.
 
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Did my last Ram piece of cake I'm not paying no one to do a simple decal install.
I totally respect that. But, for $150, they’re washing my salt caked truck (far better than I could do, I might add) removing ceramic coat on hood and both sides of bed, installing the decals (again, likely better than I could) and reapplying ceramic over them.
I’m sure I could do it myself, but for the time it would take me, it makes more financial sense for me to work that same amount of time at the office and pay someone else to install them. And they’ll very likely get the hood decal in better than me doing it solo!!
 
What happened to the RHO hood decals with Apex? Not listed on the site anymore.
 
So I found out about this company through a few of the big TRX YouTube channels. This company makes aftermarket hood and side graphics that are as good as the OEM parts from Mopar, at a fraction of the cost. I reached out to them to ask if they were working on RHO stuff and I posted their response below. I know many here feel that the factory RAM graphics are way overpriced. This seems to be a great option for those of us who want to save some money by installing it ourselves.
Tell them to do an awesome “Rhino” to match the vin plate!
 
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