Dual Motor Badge Emblem Sticker Plaid Decor Matt Black-Black Line | Compatible for Tesla Model 3 Y X S Accessories (Matt Black-Black Line)

Solid option for blacking out emblems! Looks great! 1. You will have to remove the old emblem, so use some "Goof Off" or similar adhesive remover to clean the surface. 2. Use painters tape to mark the emblem location before removal. My PPF cutout worked for my alignment. 3. I trimmed the Styrofoam edges on the D and R, so I could see better to align the ends. 3. See my video for how to peel off the backing. 4. Be patient with alignment, once you press it on, you are committed.

Looks great, seems to adhere well. HOWEVER, dont be a dummy like me and think that this was made to simply fit over your exisiting badging! It is not! It is meant to go onto the vehicle by itself, after you have removed the OEM badging. If you try and overlay the OEM badging, you will, as others have stated, be left with some of the OEM badging showing around the edges and be left with a pretty amateur looking job. So dont be a dummy like me and think that this simply fits over the OEM badging, because it doesnt. So thats on me, the product itself seems great eapecially were it to be properly installed :)

I ordered 3 different black emblems from 3 different companies, trying to find the best one in terms of oem look and quality. I installed one from another seller and it was similar to oem but the adhesive was wonky and the letters wouldn’t stay in line. The second one, the font style was slightly off, and just didn’t look right. I ordered this one and it is perfect. Almost an exact match and the adhesive is installed very well and the letters don’t wobble or move like the other a/m emblems I tried did. I am quite happy with this.

What I liked: A quality item that looks oem. What I didn't like (so much) Tricky to install perfectly. I am very good with my hands but I can imagine that ham-fisted individuals can really mess up this installation. Some tips. Use masking tape on the car before you start and make a perfect line corresponding with your "dual motor" badge. Mark with a pencil on the masking tape where you want the badge to start/finish. Very important: Do not remove the cover to the sticky tape side till the very end! The stuff sticks like crazy! (to everything and anything in sight!) There is a clear plastic on the front side of the letters which is supposed to hold them in place when you eventually present the sticky mounting side to the car. Unfortunately this clear tape is weak and does not hold the letters and then you end up with a big problem! So, here is the secret: Before you punch out the sticky mounting side, remove that stupid clear tape and use some duct tape from your toolbox to hold the front side of the letters in place. Make the duct tape a bit long and then fasten the ends of the duct tape with drawing pins or a staple gun to a piece of wood. Now your job is lying nicely secured with the mounting tape side facing you. Only then start to pop off the excess mounting tape material. It hasn't been that well cut out, so it's a bit of a fiddle. Take your time and be careful that the letters are still sticking to your duct tape. This keeps them correctly spaced and straight. Finally, once you have got all the excess mounting tape removed and your letters are free and correctly spaced but upside down. Only now do you remove the protective tape off the sticky mounting tape. Use tweezers etc, it's not so easy, take your time. Now release your drawing pins and lift your duct tape with all the letters attached. Starting with the X which is the biggest, make sure you present it perfectly and correctly relative to the masking tape line on the car. Don't make a mistake, this stuff is unforgiving, once that mounting tape touches the car it doesn't come off again. You've got 1 shot only, do it right. Now you continue bringing your duct tape strip to the car with the following letter and then the next and the next etc doing one at a time. Do it right and the result is very gratifying. Once all the letters are stuck on your car you can rip off the duct tape and your letters should be perfectly spaced and straight.

looks great.

Sticks well but faded after 4 months. Very cloudy now and will need a replacement. Will not buy again.

Easy to install. Remove your current badge with a hair dryer and dental floss. This took me 5 mins (marked location with masking tape). Clean with adhesive remover, then prep with the provided alcohol wipes. The new badge is held in place with foam while you press it on. I waited about 15 mins and then removed the foam. Perfect. I left off the underline so it would match the factory badge. Recommended.

Well made and looks great. Make the cat look faster!