Yoaoo 2Pack OEM Black 345 Emblems Badge 3D Logo Compatible with 345 Red

Great factory look

Strong 3M tape already on the emblem ready to go out the package!The stencils are already pre-cutThe emblem itself is made very good the numbers are solid strong and vibrant in color.They are BOLD just like the OEM emblems are.Instillation is not to bad, just use the stencil once you pop the numbers out as a guide so you get the numbers straight.

Loved these and they were exactly what I expected. Very easy just line up, peal and stick. Seem to be holding very well also.

Very nicePut on my car hood and still holding on in this Florida heat !!!!Recommend

These emblems arrived fairly quickly. I am extremely happy with this item, as it's constructed very well and looks professional and as if it came from the factory. My only issue is the adhesive that was included. The adhesive is very poor quality, although the product is still holding up after several rains.I recommend this, however you may choose to add better adhesive backing to it.

Added to my R/T to bring out my caliper covers.

Looks perfect together with another badge on my rear spoiler...😎😎😎

So far so good. Going to do a first wash in a few days, let’s see how the adhesive holds up.Here’s a little write up with 392 measurements.Installation was easy, I got measurements off a 392 Durango.(see bottom for measurements) Best way to get accurate measurements is use 3M automotive tape I paid 3.49 for thin 3M tape at my local auto parts Store, leveling was easy (as long as your tape is level and straight) it comes on a precut adhesive tape board that stretches the entire length of the number.Suggestions: Cut the centers out of the 5s, and 4s make sure you don’t cut anything else since it’s all pre cut. It makes installation a lot easier. I would recommend having a second person handy to get accurate measurements, leveling and installation.Tools:3M automotive tapeSurface cleanerAlcoholLevelerTape measure or ruler2nd personStraight edge or any sharp knifeClean surface with a quick detailer ( I used chemical guys quick detailer) to clean off any dirt or grime, use rubbing alcohol to remove any chemicals from paint. (Remember to re wax that area after a few days)1st. Un peel the backings to the numbers only.Measure where you want to tape off.(recommended someone to hold the ruler or tape measure and a 2nd to put the tape on the correct area for accurate measurements.2nd. carefully with a leveler put on top or bottom of the numbers (2nd person recommended to hold leveler or to hold the numbers) press firmly in the position you want with the entire adhesive only with the backing to the numbers off.3rd. holding onto the numbers peel the existing un peeled portion of the adhesive tape off while pressing against the numbers to ensure they won’t lift. The adhesive tape will stick on the numbers leaving small gray spots, but it will come off easily.(After that press each number for about 5-10 seconds to ensure there is no lifting while removing the rest of the adhesive tape.)4th. Un peel the 3M tape you used to measure the position of the numbers. Clean around the area to make sure there is no more adhesive tape or 3M automotive tape.There you have it.392 measurement specs from dealer:5 1/2 down from fender crease2 9/16 from door gap