VViViDVViViD XPO Matte Black Chevy Bowtie Logo Wrap Kit (4 Rolls (11.8 Inch x 4 Inch) + 3M Toolkit)

I bought this instead of the emblems sold by Chevrolet for $115 (!) for my 2017 Volt. The vinyl was very easy to install, if you’ve put any other vinyl on a car before it’s the same process here. I used a credit card wrapped with a microfiber cloth to smooth/stretch the vinyl into the crevices of the logos, and an x-acto knife to cut it out. I didn’t use a heat gun or hair dryer and the emblems turned out great, but it wouldn’t hurt to use one if you have it.I messed up with the knife like 3 or 4 times but because the sheets are so large I was still able to cover the front and rear emblem, plus the one on the steering wheel. The vinyl itself is thick and high quality so it’s really easy to work with and stretch / move into place. Overall I definitely recommend this vinyl, it would work on any car or item that is smaller than the sheet’s dimensions.

This has worked out great for me so far. Easy application and it looks awesome!. Just followed instructions and it was pretty easy.I started at one end of the emblem using a plastic putty knife for the edges and a credit card for the rest.Smoothed it out and using an exacto-knife ( A box cutter could work to but may require more patience and time) I cut along the edges and peeled it right off.So far it has shown no signs of coming off. I am careful though when I wash my car to not put the pressure washer or water hose directly on the emblem for to long or sometimes not at all. I think this may help extend the life of the sticker. Overall great purchase for adding a bit of aesthetic appeal to my car.

I pleased at first with the product, it was easy to install and cut to fit but I noticed today that there was a piece missing. Upon further inspection the entire thing was brittle and seemed to be pulling away from the emblem it was placed on. Minus a few cold fees our winter has been very mild so it makes me wonder about the product. Just my opinion, you may have better luck.

I've been putting vinyl decals on trucks and trailers for my company for 5 years I've done 8 trailers and 10+ trucks this definitely has the looked i wanted for my truck. I'm giving this 4 (more on the 3.5 side) stars because the product came with a large crease that I could not get out. i laid the vinyl on a bookshelf with a few of my large school books on it and even took a hair dryer to it to smooth it out, it definitely helped but when it was time to put it on it made it more difficult. I would recommend putting a piece of cardboard in the package to help it from getting folded. when I went to smooth it out my smoothing tool caught the fold and tore it slightly. I feel this is due slightly to how thin the material is. while it's nice and easy to form around the contours of the emblem i feel it could be just a bit thicker to make it easier to smooth out.

This was really easy to install on my 2017 Silverado 3500. I was initially worried because the emblem was not smooth but was instead bumpy. This made me think the wrap wouldn't have good surface area to adhere to. However it seems to have worked very well, its only been a month or so since I put it on so it hasn't been through too much but I haven't noticed any tears or blemishes yet. I figure even if this lasts only a year before it either falls off or gets damaged, its still way cheaper to replace it again then to have bought the metal replacement bowties to begin with. For $8 and 15min a year its a way better value then the $100 to do both bow-ties the other way. It will take 10years before it would have been more cost effective to choose the other way, if it only lasts a year. Will definitely be putting these on my other chevy vehicles.

My son did this himself and it turned out nice. Need a heat source and an exact knife. Would be nicer if also included a 3rd piece of the black to be used in case of an error or so could also do the 4 smaller symbols a on each wheel.

Don't waste $120 and hours of tearing apart your car to put new emblems on. This took me 20 mins to do two emblems and the end result is exactly what I wanted. The key is to take your time. First thing I did was put the sticker over the emblem and smoothed it out with my finger to expose the edge. Next I used a good hobby knife to slowly trim aaround the edge. Next slowly peel the film away leaving just what you trimmed. The next part is crucial. Use a heat gun (hair dryer would also probably work) and heat up the film. Don't heat it up too fast or overheat it because you could melt it. Smooth everything out with your finger and you're good to go! I cant comment on the longevity of the product but I will update this review if necessary.*UPDATE*-August 21, 2017Been through many carwashes, rainstorms, and trips up north and it still looks as good as the day it was put on!

The product looks good and quality feels OK. It was easy to install as well BUT the adhesion is really bad, I cleaned the surface before installing it and after a week it was gone from the front emblem of my car. I tried with a new piece and the result was the same.