Yoaoo 2Pack Red OEM 345 Emblem Badges 3D Logo Compatible with 300C (2Red)

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So far so good. Going to do a first wash in a few days, let’s see how the adhesive holds up.Here’s a little write up with 392 measurements.Installation was easy, I got measurements off a 392 Durango.(see bottom for measurements) Best way to get accurate measurements is use 3M automotive tape I paid 3.49 for thin 3M tape at my local auto parts Store, leveling was easy (as long as your tape is level and straight) it comes on a precut adhesive tape board that stretches the entire length of the number.Suggestions: Cut the centers out of the 5s, and 4s make sure you don’t cut anything else since it’s all pre cut. It makes installation a lot easier. I would recommend having a second person handy to get accurate measurements, leveling and installation.Tools:3M automotive tapeSurface cleanerAlcoholLevelerTape measure or ruler2nd personStraight edge or any sharp knifeClean surface with a quick detailer ( I used chemical guys quick detailer) to clean off any dirt or grime, use rubbing alcohol to remove any chemicals from paint. (Remember to re wax that area after a few days)1st. Un peel the backings to the numbers only.Measure where you want to tape off.(recommended someone to hold the ruler or tape measure and a 2nd to put the tape on the correct area for accurate measurements.2nd. carefully with a leveler put on top or bottom of the numbers (2nd person recommended to hold leveler or to hold the numbers) press firmly in the position you want with the entire adhesive only with the backing to the numbers off.3rd. holding onto the numbers peel the existing un peeled portion of the adhesive tape off while pressing against the numbers to ensure they won’t lift. The adhesive tape will stick on the numbers leaving small gray spots, but it will come off easily.(After that press each number for about 5-10 seconds to ensure there is no lifting while removing the rest of the adhesive tape.)4th. Un peel the 3M tape you used to measure the position of the numbers. Clean around the area to make sure there is no more adhesive tape or 3M automotive tape.There you have it.392 measurement specs from dealer:5 1/2 down from fender crease2 9/16 from door gap

Numbers do not have enough adhesive

2017 Dodge Durango RTSoSo...Overall just ok. First my gripe and below some recommendations.One number had a paint chip (which they are sending a new one). I don’t think they are powder coated because the paint looks like it can chip easily and thin (based on the chip).The double sided tape is really thick and it’s really visible after applying. I ended up removing them all, buying thinner double sided gorilla tape to make it more flush. After removing the tape from back of the number I saw the #’s are not flat on the back side. There is a small lip, just big enough to bite the tape. It went on well but it was hard to recut the new tape around.Install:•2-1/2” from the end of the fender•About 6” below the fender line.•0.1 degree on the angle alignment (pointing down from the front of the vehicle).•If you need to redo the job. Use some blue tape below and mark out each number. Place the tape on the vehicle and you should be able to line them up and get the separation of each number just right.•If you use the tape it comes with- remove the tape from between the numbers first. The 5 is the worse if you install it first and try to take the access out from the middle.Recommend:Use a thinner tapeGo to a dealer, find the car you have that had emblems, measure and take pictures. This really helped me.

They are easily installed and look great when installed. They just don’t last I’ve had these since July 2021 and they are completely done. After about 5/6 months they start to fade heavily. Adhesive was great and had no problems with them moving or coming off. Would be five stars if they lasted like oe badges.

I dont know if i got lucky or what. But i somehow got a set with matching hemi bages as well. Which is great because i was trying to find a set of black and red hemi badges but couldnt find any. I opened up the package and to my amzement they had matching hemi badges with it.These badges look great. Nice weight to them and i can tell they have a coating on them to protect them. Which is nice because usually sets of these from other companies have a plastic red peice thats glued into the badge which breaks apart over time

I don't know why but I was expecting cheap plastic. Boy was I wrong. Heavy like they were OEM and meant for the car. The black on red really pops. I kept the numbers in the excess, surrounding plastic to use it as alignment while installing it. When perfect, except make sure the numbers are fully cut out. I had one part of the number 5 still stuck together, was a pain to get the little pieces off after I placed on the car. Overall, I would order again and recommend to anyone, top notch.

These custom badges were exactly what my 2013 Charger r/t needed. Application was super simple the 3M adhesive on them is thick and super sticky if you apply them in direct sunlight on a clean and warm surface, you shouldn't have any issues. Unless you can't get them on straight.

Does what I want it to do.

Very very nice qualityBetter quality then some oem badges I purchased directly from mopar

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