Can I use this on by cars front badge, emblem, for a smoked look?
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No this works better as a translucent lens tint and would appear runny and will cause the emblem to have an acid washed effect with a blue overtone and in my opinion would look horrible. Try something like a Gunmetal spray paint for better results. Just ensure proper prepping.
836844
It's not really made for that application. I would buy a can of plastidip to do it with. It turns out really good plus you can just peel it off if you mess up. With VHT you're pretty much stuck with the results good or bad.
2036369
I used a bottle and a quarter on my mustang top. From tan to black. Product is great, just make sure you clean the surface well first. Two bottles would probably be enough.
1430062
These are meant for body panels ONLY. There are separate badges that attach to the grill.
968593
Hello, to be honest I cannot be sure how it will look replacing your car logo. I can tell you it measures 3"x3", and it looks similar to a car logo, so I guess it would just depend if the car logo is embedded or not. Thanks!
340595
Yes on any color. It's to correct the paint from swirls scratches haze maring etc
339848
Yes, but it's basically grill paint.I used it on the bare pipe and over wrap,No complaints.
1906799
not exactly. The rear posts will bend/ break off most likely; but you can use heavy duty badge tape on the back. and it looks fine. I love it on mine. Good luck.
1843036
I don't see why not. Any paint that is suitable for metal should work fine. Of course, it probably won't look as nice as the factory paint job, but it should look pretty good.
2118346
Yes you can. But it might not do much good for long. I would try graphite lube for exhaust metal on metal use.
414712
No. This is made specifically for the front of the Mark VI GTI. You can however purchase a matte black rear badge. It just will not have the red trim.
1112486
The Ventshades I have used have been smoked. I have seen chrome, white and some red, white and blue, but don't know if they were Ventshade brand.
1589220
You can install the fairing wing backwards so that the logo faces down towards the roof and rear of the car. Then you can put whatever stickers you want on the front-facing side.
1343907
Hello Nick, Great question and thanks for the inquiry, This is something you would need to check with your local law enforcement agency about as they would have the up to date legal information about the lighting and colors that you can have on your vehicle. Thanks, Chris www.x2industries.com 1-800-823-0320
1041649
No, this is for vinyl sticker decals for cars and such. For t-shirt iron ons, you want to look for heat transfer vinyl. I highly recommend Siser Easyweed brand HTV for shirts.
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 dont believe that u can. I didnt see a spot for it. I was wondering what type of welding would be done with ur helmet? I noticed that it was fine for basic stick welding but i actually got flash burn while tig welding in it because all light sensors are on top and when shadows are cast it tends to untint mid weld. Im selling this and already got a cheap run o the mill non auto tint for $35. Works way better
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I would not waste your time. I have a black metallic car. It covers up some minor small hood chips. Some little scratches.