Received mine today! They turned out so good. They look even better in person than in pictures. The camera lightens up the colors. They're stronger than this picture shows. Actually, the small dash badge on the bottom looks more accurate.
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Getting the olds ones off was a bit of a challenge. I used 10 weight monofilament fishing line. I used the wife's hair dryer on low heat to warm up the badge which helped in getting them off the car. The picture below shows where the 3M tape is so you can see where to work the tape off with the fishing line. There's a horizontal piece on the back behind the peg hole, a vertical piece in the middle, and a diagonal piece on the front. Once you get the rear piece loose, you have to feed the fishing line through behind the badge on the other side of the hole, so you can start working that one off. I used the hair dryer again to soften the residue that was left, and used GooGone to remove all the leftover tape gum.
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The difference compared to the factory. The factory badges aren't bad, I just think they're a little plain compared to the looks of the car itself.
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This style looks SO good against Dark Verdant. I was doing this in the evening in the garage, so the lighting is a little dark. The camera is boosting things to compensate.
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I'll do the dash badge tomorrow when it's daylight, and I'll get the car outside for some better pictures.
I'm VERY happy with how these turned out. Thank you to
@675430VME and
@beefeater for their part in making all this happen.