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That looks Great!!!!!!
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Aftermarket badge for Telluride?
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westcoastTelly
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Great Great Great!!!!
Replaced mine with the Brenthon 3G couldn't deal with the current KIA logo next up will be wrapping all the chrome finishes. Removal of the original badges were super easy with a heat gun, took about three minutes to heat up and remove the back badges the hardest one to remove was the AWD badge out of all of the badges.
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Yep looks great! Thats what I went with, loving the look!
The front emblem has 4 clips holding it on. I’m not sure how to remove it without breaking them. That’s what I did since I’m not planning on reusing the badge. Here are some pics of the back of the badge.
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For those interested, I used a front "T" badge and installed it on the factory KIA hitch cover and it looks great with the other T replacement badges.
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No pics??
Here's how it looks.
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I really want to do aftermarket badges on my new Telly, but I'm leasing. Does anyone know if the overlay badges come off easily for when my lease is over?
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I would think pealing them off and using some Goo Gone would do the trick.
I'm bringing this thread back to life, can anyone tell me how the overlays handle car washes? Will they come off, or get damaged? I really like them, but I do go through car washes in the winter. Thanks for any advice.
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Thats BOSS!
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What's the deal with everyone replacing their badges?
Is it purely for aesthetic reasons, or are you trying to hide the fact that you're driving a Kia?
(I expect many to say that it's the former, while it really is the latter.)
Is it purely for aesthetic reasons, or are you trying to hide the fact that you're driving a Kia?
(I expect many to say that it's the former, while it really is the latter.)
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That looks so nice!
Why would someone buy a Kia and then be ashamed of driving it?
Same reason why people get haircuts and dressed up for formal occasions, they want to look good and stand out from the norm because of pride. The military uses sabres and impractical dress uniforms that would not be used in battle in their formal uniforms. That’s not to slice watermelons in their best Gallagher impression, it’s because it stands out and looks sharp over the thing you wear every day. The more obvious analogy is a $50B cosmetics industry, why do women buy makeup . . .
I view vehicle customization as a sign of pride in ownership. I haven’t replaced my logo yet, but when the new style Kia NASA font logo badge comes out, I’ll be trying to figure out how to swap.
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