Today we Replaced the Audi Rear Emblem / Rear Audi Rings on a 2020 Audi SQ7 (4M) / Audi Platforms (Part 1 of 3)
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Part 2 of 3 – Replacing Rear SQ7 Emblem + Adding APR Badging – https://youtu.be/TrBUb5sZLUw
Part 3 of 3 – Replacing Front Audi Emblem / Front Audi Rings – https://youtu.be/64ruEZo2Law
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I wish I had found your video two weeks ago when I first started to remove my chrome badges on my 2018 Q5 and replace them with gloss back. The one tip from your videos that was a game changer for me — putting clear plastic tape over the emblem so you can see where the heck you are placing them on the vehicle, as taping off the exact area still led to me making mistakes. Yesterday I needed to put on the "." in 2.0T and the Quattro emblem underneath that after a couple of fails. The tape application method worked! Thank you for this video!
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