blacked out badges

[12oclockshadow]

Originally Posted by DrkPhx

The hood emblems.

Wow that looks cool. Nice job!!

[Saejosh]

Did the front as well


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[CJ27]

Originally Posted by DrkPhx

The hood emblems.

Can u go into more detail on how you did this? I really like the look you did a great job.

[DrkPhx]

Originally Posted by Bigtime53

I have a question. I want to make my front bowtie a flowtie so can you buy the bowtie emblem without buying the grill? Does the bowtie bolt on or not? I do not have a tool to cut it out if that is what has to be done but I could buy one if I need to.Thanks

The bowtie is a separate part that press fits into the grill with tabs. The grill is solid behind the bowtie. I removed it; cut out the center part of the bowtie and the grill behind the bowtie and left enough so the bowtie can lay against once it's reinstalled. I used double sided tape carefully placed between the frill and flowtie to ensure it's stays in place. Wrapping the flowtie took a lot patience and time to get it right.

Originally Posted by 12oclockshadow

Wow that looks cool. Nice job!!

Thanks. It's amazing how those subtle details changed the entire look of the car.

Originally Posted by CJ27

Can u go into more detail on how you did this? I really like the look you did a great job.

Thanks. I bought a sheet of real CF veneer with adhesive backing. I traced the inside of the emblem onto paper and used it as template to cut the CF inlay and simply stuck in place. It took several attempts and a lot of patience to get it right.

[Vegas Bound]

Originally Posted by Bigtime53

I have a question. I want to make my front bowtie a flowtie so can you buy the bowtie emblem without buying the grill? Does the bowtie bolt on or not? I do not have a tool to cut it out if that is what has to be done but I could buy one if I need to.Thanks

It snaps in. Tight fit.

[CJ27]

Originally Posted by DrkPhx

The bowtie is a separate part that press fits into the grill with tabs. The grill is solid behind the bowtie. I removed it; cut out the center part of the bowtie and the grill behind the bowtie and left enough so the bowtie can lay against once it's reinstalled. I used double sided tape carefully placed between the frill and flowtie to ensure it's stays in place. Wrapping the flowtie took a lot patience and time to get it right.



Thanks. It's amazing how those subtle details changed the entire look of the car.



Thanks. I bought a sheet of real CF veneer with adhesive backing. I traced the inside of the emblem onto paper and used it as template to cut the CF inlay and simply stuck in place. It took several attempts and a lot of patience to get it right.

Ty. I might try the same if I decide to keep the car a bit longer.