LANZMYANCompatible with Bowtie Logo Wrap Stickers Cut-Your-Own Emblem Overlay DIY Decals for Chevy 6PCS Matte Black

Recently bought a new car and it would’ve been over $1000 to have the black emblems instead of the original gold ones.Application was fairly simple, just tedious and you need to have the patience. It’s a fairly thin material, simple to cut into the shape and size you need if you’ve done it before, I used a razor blade to cut it. It looks great from afar, if you get up close you can tell it’s a sticker. It has held up well being on the highways daily, in rain and through car washes. The quality is great thus far.

You WILL waste a sheet or two learning how to stretch and cut properly. I highly recommend either a heat gun or leaving them on your car for a little on a sunny day. Once you get the hang of it though this materials grips easily and looks great. If you question the durability just take a look at my front end after a wreck (no it wasn’t my fault lol). The only thing untouched is the emblem and decal on it!

the transformation on my chevy bowtie from gold to black looks very nice! it was a bit tricky getting it on though; had to try multiple times. i first tried tracing the emblem with a pen and then cutting it out but it doesnt cut very nicely and can be a bit off in size or backwards when you go to put it on. the second time around we used the exacto knife right over the emblem instead of doing any tracing and that turned out much more accurate! overall a pre-cut design wouldve been easier but its nice to have the option to customize it due to having a different size emblem on front and back of vehicle!

This worked for me, and it’s sticking well so far (a few weeks). I used it to cover the gold area of a large front Chevy emblem.The emblem itself is curved in such a way that any type of overlay will naturally have creases and not want to lay flat. I solved this issue by heating up the vinyl with a hair dryer. Then I stretched the vinyl a bit to cover the emblem evenly. Finally, I trimmed the excess with the included knife. Take your time, have patience, and use heat.

The final product turned out pretty good! We used the exacto knife that came with the package and almost gave up and threw it all away. Found a better knife and work like a charm.