[kgf]

Originally Posted by arpad_m

kgf, if you don't mind my asking, how was exactly the emblem attached? Glued, sewed, taped, or...? Is there a backplate behind the seat cover that it clips into perhaps?

The emblem is cheap plastic and has pins glued in. I see a backing plate and a spacer behind the leather. The plastic pins broke at the emblem. Looks like you can't order a direct replacement. Maybe the dealership? I will probably wind up using 5 minute epoxy and small screws to fasten to the original backing plate. I would like it to match the indentation in the seat and the other seat.

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by kgf

The emblem is cheap plastic and has pins glued in. I see a backing plate and a spacer behind the leather. The plastic pins broke at the emblem. Looks like you can't order a direct replacement. Maybe the dealership? I will probably wind up using 5 minute epoxy and small screws to fasten to the original backing plate. I would like it to match the indentation in the seat and the other seat.

Thank you very much, appreciate the extra info.

It does seem the emblem is integrated with the seat cover and you won't find a separate part number online. The diagram below is for the ZL1, but the SS is very likely the same. Maybe the dealership has a more detailed parts catalog, it did happen with me in a few cases, hope they will hook you up

[Staves]

Originally Posted by Memphis SS

I agree...

OP, The leather is way to lose to be just installed. I would take it to a good shop and let them work on the fit. If the leather is this lose now they will really look bad after a few months of use. I figured you haven’t got to the door cards yet.

“too”
“loose”

Borderline frightening.

[Need4Camaro]

I just want to update this topic. I’m going through this hassle as well. The dealer confirmed with me that the badge is not sold separately. You have to buy the whole seat cover for a whopping $600 … outrageous cash grab on GM’s part. They knew those cheap emblems would break eventually… I guess the bright side is you’ll always have new seat covers…

I’m heavily thinking of just going with custom seat covers and having the emblem embroidered instead…

If I did try to epoxy it back on there, what epoxy would have the best chance of standing up to wild temperatures in Texas? It gets as hot as 115*F and as cold as … well … 0*F…

[Sephx1]

I posted this in the DIY section a while back.

https://www.camaro6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=601889