jfattizzi

I want to dress up the corvette logo on the hood liner. what does every one use?

jrose7004

Getting them to stick is the big problem but some have mastered it!

WildTurkey

Have you considered painting it yourself (paint pens, etc) - do some searches. there are some REAL nice ones out there

dobewillie

Do it yourself or contact forum vendor Paula she does wonderful work

Dads C5

I painted mine last week using Testors paint. I did better using brushes over paint pens. My 2c.

2003 electronblue

ebay $39.95

2003 electronblue

p.s. they come in all colors my has an electron blue outline..i did also buy a new hood insulator from the gm dealership at a cost of $121.00 it is better to put the decal on with the insulator off the hood.

GLmajer

I used the decal first. It began to peel on the edges. Was not satisfied so...........ordered new hood liner and just painted it myself. Took a few days but turned out very sharp!

atmsrus1

I used a decal from ebay also and bought some 3M adhesive spray and put about three coats on the decal before applying it to the hood liner. Then used a blow dryer to heat it up and all is good.

Russell

ggeldy

Paint it yourself , not that hard

stingraymyway

I had a piece of blace fabric embriodered and then clued and added extra fasteners.

Vetteman Jack

Many forum members have made this a DIY project with very good results. And if you don't feel comfortable doing it yourself, PaulaH can do just about any design you can come up with.

olbear1962

PaulaH does remarkable paint work, what an artist, hope to one day have one of her masterpieces in my engine bay.
I initially went with an embroidered cover that I then glued to a new hood liner and fitted. You can have any design embroidered, very sharp work. I don't believe the co I bought from is a forum member can PM for details if you like.

BIGG DOGG

Hope you like the embroidered version. I invented that design almost 10 years ago. When you are ready for something different in the way of Airbrush design, I know a young lad in my area who does anything we have ever seen on a Corvette insulator and more. Surprisingly, he is less expensive, no Corvette Tax I suppose. He also provides a warranty, very unusual for under hood items.