Chevy Bowtie Overlay Installation. This video show you step by step on how to install your Mixxed Auto Design Chevy Bowtie Overlay Kit properly.
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Chevy Bowtie Overlay Installation. This video show you step by step on how to install your Mixxed Auto Design Chevy Bowtie Overlay Kit properly.
Visit www.mixxedautodesign.com to purchase your kit today!
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Why do Chevy owners black out their emblems? So annoying…
HAHA! JK. I did the same on my 2013 Impala. Looks a lot better. The contrast with the solid white paint looks really nice; specially at the rear (my Impala has no chrome trim like previous models). Also, it creates a really nice effect on the front grill, since you only see the chrome edges of the bowtie.
I think I used the same overlay. I had no idea what I was doing, but it worked out nicely. Looks factory and it's been nicely in place for almost 4 months now.
I ordered my overlay on the 9th of this month and it still has not even been shipped yet.
Great video!
You explained perfect thank you
I think I would just take it off.
where can I buy this black shit you got haha
How does this affect the chrome resilience in the future? Seems like using a razor to cut through the overlay would all cut through your chrome plating; this could lead to hazing down the road.
Chroming of plastic components involves a palladium base layer, then reacted to leave only tin, followed by a copper base layer, followed by series of dull nickel and bright nickel layers. Using a razor blade may allow moisture to get down below the bright nickel; thus, leading to early hazing.
Can we buy it at auto zone??
How do you remove ? And I'm on
Your site, do you have color samples?
nice video, my 2015 suburban emblem on front and back of the gold have like 2 layers, well 3 considering the chrome around the gold. I'm afraid when I lay the overlay it's going to have a lot of air bubbles since there's a 90 degree with the layers in the gold part. any advice?
Can you install this on a Holden commodore?