So, unfortunately my PF did not to have the factory blacked-out badges on the rear hatch when I got it. I called around local dealers and the average quote was $300-$500. Some wouldn't even touch it. I opted to go down the DIY route. Badges cost me around $55+tax (ordered online).
Before:
After:
In case anyone is interested in doing this, it's about a one to two hour job (if you take your time). YouTube has a lot of good resources on how to de-badge a vehicle.
Parts/Supplies:
Badges (PATHFINDER+SL) Part Number: T99G8-6TA4B (for SL) - $55
Painters tape - $7
Goo Gone (automotive spray) - $7
Rubber eraser wheel with drill adapter - $12
I started with the SL badge and worked my way up...
Tip - Although the rubber eraser wheel (with a drill) makes quick work of removing the adhesive, make sure you don't stay in the same spot for too long. Also, careful as you work your way to the center of the hatch as there doesn't seem to be a lot of support there. You can feel the metal flex as you apply even slight pressure.
Good luck!
Before:
After:
In case anyone is interested in doing this, it's about a one to two hour job (if you take your time). YouTube has a lot of good resources on how to de-badge a vehicle.
Parts/Supplies:
Badges (PATHFINDER+SL) Part Number: T99G8-6TA4B (for SL) - $55
Painters tape - $7
Goo Gone (automotive spray) - $7
Rubber eraser wheel with drill adapter - $12
I started with the SL badge and worked my way up...
Tip - Although the rubber eraser wheel (with a drill) makes quick work of removing the adhesive, make sure you don't stay in the same spot for too long. Also, careful as you work your way to the center of the hatch as there doesn't seem to be a lot of support there. You can feel the metal flex as you apply even slight pressure.
Good luck!