Fender Emblems
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Will be watching to see what others have done.
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Don't do it!
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From: 2019 CMG Z06
I have the custom painted ones, no chrome, carbon flash with a red Z. If you’re just looking for a vinyl overlay on the Z, buy a vinyl color or choice, use a heat gun and a new, sharp exacto blade. Pretty easy. If you’ve never done it before, practice on a couple of small items first. For an area that small and flat, it’s a good DIY project
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Burning Brakes
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I have the custom painted ones, no chrome, carbon flash with a red Z. If you’re just looking for a vinyl overlay on the Z, buy a vinyl color or choice, use a heat gun and a new, sharp exacto blade. Pretty easy. If you’ve never done it before, practice on a couple of small items first. For an area that small and flat, it’s a good DIY project
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[QUOTE=stevettec7;1604714411]I had this custom made by emblempros. The look & fit is perfect.
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Help me understand the emblem "Z51 widebody"-
If you have Z51 stingray it is not a widebody (unless you modified it). If you have the Grand Sport, the Grand Sport label says it all.
Help me understand the emblem "Z51 widebody"-
If you have Z51 stingray it is not a widebody (unless you modified it). If you have the Grand Sport, the Grand Sport label says it all.
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[QUOTE=Corgidog1;1604714619]
I did a full widebody conversion using all factory parts. I prefer the Z06 fender vent over the GS.
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From another thread:
I did, too!
I cleaned the area I was applying them to with 70% alcohol. The decals were sticky, so I placed them where I wanted them. Then I masked off the fender. I lightly sprayed the decal with semi-gloss clear, out of a rattle can, so I did not get any runs. I waited 20 minutes between coats. I sprayed five coats of semi-gloss clear to feather the edges, so nothing would pick the edges up, and to protect the decal from the weather.
I did, too!
I cleaned the area I was applying them to with 70% alcohol. The decals were sticky, so I placed them where I wanted them. Then I masked off the fender. I lightly sprayed the decal with semi-gloss clear, out of a rattle can, so I did not get any runs. I waited 20 minutes between coats. I sprayed five coats of semi-gloss clear to feather the edges, so nothing would pick the edges up, and to protect the decal from the weather.
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From another thread:
I did, too!
I cleaned the area I was applying them to with 70% alcohol. The decals were sticky, so I placed them where I wanted them. Then I masked off the fender. I lightly sprayed the decal with semi-gloss clear, out of a rattle can, so I did not get any runs. I waited 20 minutes between coats. I sprayed five coats of semi-gloss clear to feather the edges, so nothing would pick the edges up, and to protect the decal from the weather.
I did, too!
I cleaned the area I was applying them to with 70% alcohol. The decals were sticky, so I placed them where I wanted them. Then I masked off the fender. I lightly sprayed the decal with semi-gloss clear, out of a rattle can, so I did not get any runs. I waited 20 minutes between coats. I sprayed five coats of semi-gloss clear to feather the edges, so nothing would pick the edges up, and to protect the decal from the weather.
