How did you get the chrome emblem off?
368186
I used some fishing line, and just slid it behind and kind of "sawed" it off. A bit difficult, but effective enough that I could pull of the letters. There is a lot of the glue left that you have to rub off. After my hand cramping, the wife told me to use her nailpolish remover. And it came off easily!
368187
Steel wire or even high strength fishing line would work. Wrap each end around a nail or key ring. Using it like a saw moving back and forth, it'll cut through no problem. Use a little goof off to remove the left over and buff out the shadow the emblem left in the paint.
368188
It was easy... Get yourself a heat gun. They are about $20. Apply heat and it will peal right off. hair dryer might work also, but the heat gun will be faster. Be careful not to put the gun 1/4" away from the paint on full blast, else you might damage the paint. The idea is to just warm up the adhesive so it pulls off. Good luck. The Chrome looks horrid, in my opinion.
368189
First, warm the edges with a hairdryer on high heat. Second, work in some orange goo or a similar like gunk remover. Allow the cleaner to penetrate the edges while using dental floss to break up the emblem adhesive. If struggling too much with it, especially in cold weather, cont using the hairdryer to warm the piece further. Once all the letters are off, use the cleaner to remove all the residue adhesive left behind. Just be patient with it and you'll be fine.
368190
Hair dryer. Get the chrome emblem hot. This will soften the adhesive. Then slowly pry the chrome emblem forward. If you have it, use a piece of fishing line to slice behind the emblem. If there is any adhesive once the emblem is removed, don't worry about it. It comes off pretty easy. Just get it warm again.
368191
I used a blow dryer, some Goo-Gone and dental floss. It took a bit of time, and required more Goo-Gone after it came off to get the glue residue off too. Not too bad though.
368192
it is actually very simple and I am told it is easier on a warm/hot day than a freezing cold day. If it is warm enough, and yes you could use a hair drier or heat gun to warm them up, then you can just peal them off. I was able to peal most of the letters off. On the stubborn one, I used a piece of fish line, slid it behind the letter, gently working it back and forth and the letter came off. Hope this helps ya.
1266014
.you need to remove the old emblem then place the new emblem behind the old emblem use the 3m tape to hold on to the old emblemI removed my old emblem with a heat gun just be very careful not to melt it
1627580
I ordered this based on the title 'chrome' and I got a chrome wing emblem... I order a separate one which had matte black title on the item and I got the matte black. I'm using chrome on the front grill and matte black on the trunk.
63646
No dont do that :( you have to take the grill out first. The stock emblem is held on with 2 screws. The new emblem is two sided tape. Its a fairly easy install. I hope this helps.
1973633
First remove the stock emblem by pressing in and turning left. After stock emblem is removed take new emblem and place it in with it tilted to the left. The new emblem should slide in and then press in and turn right. The emblem with snap into place. Use a little extra force when removing the stock emblem/installing the new emblem.
1973937
Hello Erik, I received very good service from the seller andyes, these are new emblems with two prongs on the back.Some people glue these emblems on and break the prongs off. Regards, Jim.
1139498
I used orange glow and let it soak in for a while, then a used a spatula if sorts. Like the detailing ones. To gently get under and slide them off. But that was difficult and I scratched a spot that I got lazy on. I was told if I used a great gun it would come right off. I don't have one so I was thinking next time I might try a hair drier. Also the emblems were from an 04 grand cherokee. So the were a weird type of foam all the way through. Not nice a solid like these ones.
1488356
sup, i hope you have figured it out by now,.....but just in case, remove the clear side then place where you want. make sure to use pressure to ensure the sticker is on right. then peel the white side off, it will leave the emblem only...
1374792
It is fixed. The front emblem is the larger one with the brackets on the back. It pops on easily. The trunk emblem is smaller and comes with adhesive tape to place it on. I ordered the wtong one initially but I sent it back. My account was credited quickly. I am very pleased to say my car looks great again. Good luck!
671770
Emblem is on with a type of glue so just be super careful not to scratch paint when taking the old emblem off; don't pry with screwdriver! Then cleaning the surface takes a bit; use rag and Goo Gone. The new one sticks right on, just the prep and removal that is the effort.
1470470
You have to take the old assembly off, look online about that, use floss or fishing string and then strip all the old adhesive from badge and car. Then, you have to remove the chrome emblem from the badge, place the black one on it and crush or melt the tabs like the old ones were, to make the new black one stay on. Use 3M double sided tape and stick the newly emblazoned badge back on the car. -Rocket Science.
63644
You remove the existing emblem. Then i suggest to clean the area with alcohol to have a clean surface. Then you take the new emblem peel off the back and it has 3m double sided tape. You just line it up place it and press hard to get it to atick good.
1793519
Yes. Emblem came with kit. Stuck mine on back spoiler. It is plastic but looks pretty good!
1973634
Take the grille off, then turn stock emblem counter clockwise. Then pull. It's a pain but it should pop out. Next place the new emblem on and press it in.
426801
Hello Ronnie, Thank you for your inquiry but unfortunately the emblem only fits between 2005-2010. Thank you Chris Mastria parts
538364
I did it last weekend, and it isn't that difficult. However, the badges I purchased are flat, and I am still trying to get the rear badge to adhere on the curve of the trunk lid. To remove, on the trunk-remove the lid liner on the inside, remove two screws retaining the badge from inside. I pried mine off with a plastic door panel removal tool, although have also seen people do it with plastic coated wire or fishing line. Heating with a hair drier helps. For the front, I recommend against removing the grill, it is a real pain. I broke mine to remove it and then the new one fit into the spot. Takes about an hour to hour and a half. I did it last weekend, and it isn't that difficult. However, the badges I purchased are flat, and I am still trying to get the rear badge to adhere on the curve of the trunk lid. To remove, on the trunk-remove the lid liner on the inside, remove two screws retaining the badge from inside. I pried mine off with a plastic door panel removal tool, although have also seen people do it with plastic coated wire or fishing line. Heating with a hair drier helps. For the front, I recommend against removing the grill, it is a real pain. I broke mine to remove it and then the new one fit into the... » Read More I did it last weekend, and it isn't that difficult. However, the badges I purchased are flat, and I am still trying to get the rear badge to adhere on the curve of the trunk lid. To remove, on the trunk-remove the lid liner on the inside, remove two screws retaining the badge from inside. I pried mine off with a plastic door panel removal tool, although have also seen people do it with plastic coated wire or fishing line. Heating with a hair drier helps. For the front, I recommend against removing the grill, it is a real pain. I broke mine to remove it and then the new one fit into the spot. Takes about an hour to hour and a half. « Show Less
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I have great results when I use a hair dryer to warm up the emblem.This will soften the adhesive backing slightly to ease the next step.Use either fishing line or dental floss working it between the adhesive and paint surface. Finally, clean the leftover residue w goo-gone then windex.