TA Bezel and Decal install - Pics
Originally Posted by Teri9672
doesn't have to be made using layed vinyl (that's old school). I made several about 2 years ago with a thermal vinyl printer.
He gave it depth by starting on a black piece and then adding the color on top. Our's also looks like a real metallic emblem in person because the numbers are chrome and shiny
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i actually think it looks better without the overlays. i just did my bezel this weekend and i wanted to do the z-28 emblem also but i didnt see them on frankers site. i installed it without removing the bottom trim piece, i was also able to seperate the lens/bezel from the cluster without having to remove the the whole assembly as one piece, it makes it so much easier that way. it looks really good i almost like it better than my berger panel because when i drive my car i can actually see it while im driving.
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Originally Posted by DEMONBIRD
No offense but your end result is nowhere near the same... We wanted a miniature emblem and Brent accomplished this very well.
He gave it depth by starting on a black piece and then adding the color on top. Our's also looks like a real metallic emblem in person because the numbers are chrome and shiny.
He gave it depth by starting on a black piece and then adding the color on top. Our's also looks like a real metallic emblem in person because the numbers are chrome and shiny
.I was making the gauge decals long before he was. I was harassed about selling them because they were not "licensed by GM", well I don't think his are either.
I've had many happy customers over the years
