On todays video I will be installing a script Bronco emblem on my rig. You can find the emblem on vasherdesign.com. I recommend using 3M double sided tape instead of adhesive it comes with.
This video is exactly what I was looking for. Quick and to the point. Thank you! My Bronco is supposed to arrive any day now and I already have the emblems. Can't wait.
I tried to do this with fishing line last night before watching any video and it was impossible. If it's as easy as this seems with heat I'm gonna be mad at myself lol. Great video love when it's straight to the point and imma definitely use a hair dryer too
My stock stickers were slapped on at the factory at different heights, and both a little crooked. So this method would have my new emblems a little jacked up. Washed my bronco today and removed the stickers, 3rd day of ownership. I've ordered a set of these and will be installing as soon as they arrive.
These emblems end up crooked all the time. I recommend finding a way to measure to the bottom of the “r” and the “o.” Let the “B” come along for the ride.
I looked it up. ,What u neglected to mention was the emblem did not come with the adhesive on the back, it is sokd separately and getting it on thr logo is not so easy .. if i am mistaken please let me know
Sorry the link is vasherdesign.com and I did not use the messy adhesive they sent. I opted for 3M double sided tape that worked great with no mess. Thanks for watching.
Are there any recommendations for installation if the original emblems were already removed? I had a full body PPF wrap…so I had to remove the triangles
So if original emblems were removed just use the painters tape along fender crease edge and along door edge then place emblem lining top of B with the bottom of the fender tape and then place the right side of script right against tape edge on the door. Use a level to get it straight then place it.
@@motorsandmedicine1383 thank you for the reply…just to confirm, is it 1” painter tape that you used? Looks like it from the video but just want to be certain
I forgot to mention…what is the measurement from fender edge to the edge of the installed logo emblem? I can then apply the vertical tape piece to match what you have.
This video is exactly what I was looking for. Quick and to the point. Thank you!
My Bronco is supposed to arrive any day now and I already have the emblems. Can't wait.
This guy knows what he's doing!
Nice short and to the point video. Very helpful and informative.
The perfect video does exist. Thank you good sir!
Excellent video, I ordered script badges yesterday they look amamzing.
I tried to do this with fishing line last night before watching any video and it was impossible. If it's as easy as this seems with heat I'm gonna be mad at myself lol. Great video love when it's straight to the point and imma definitely use a hair dryer too
My stock stickers were slapped on at the factory at different heights, and both a little crooked. So this method would have my new emblems a little jacked up. Washed my bronco today and removed the stickers, 3rd day of ownership. I've ordered a set of these and will be installing as soon as they arrive.
This is great! Super helpful! Thank you! Could you provide the LINK to the emblem purchase site? Would love to purchase a Silver/Chrome version.
The company is called Vasher Design.
Where did you get the new emblem? I’m looking for same. Is there a link? Thanks
@@motorsandmedicine1383 thanks
Amazon has these also
If that is a pp2 mustang in the reflection, good taste. I too have a pp2 and a bronco
Nice Shelby!!
Looks clean
Woukd have been nice if you put a link in were to buy the emblem.
These emblems end up crooked all the time. I recommend finding a way to measure to the bottom of the “r” and the “o.” Let the “B” come along for the ride.
Or put a level on the bottom. Looks like all the letters minus the B are in line.
@@seeno1 Only after confirmation that the driveway is level.
@@williamolliges2622 right. My way much easier.
Were can these be purchased?
@@anthonygallo3576 A level? Home Depot, Lowe’s, Ace hardware
Thank you!
I looked it up. ,What u neglected to mention was the emblem did not come with the adhesive on the back, it is sokd separately and getting it on thr logo is not so easy .. if i am mistaken please let me know
Sorry the link is vasherdesign.com and I did not use the messy adhesive they sent. I opted for 3M double sided tape that worked great with no mess. Thanks for watching.
@@motorsandmedicine1383 how did you put tape in the back of a grooved logo...?
@@geenad2377 I used 3M skinny two sided tape on the back of the emblem and it worked great.
Most come w 3M tape
Note:Alway wear gloves to protect your hands from that harsh Windex:)
*Millennial hand condoms!*
Thank you for the video. Irrelevant question. What watch do you have on?
It’s a Citizen.
Take my money now!
Are there any recommendations for installation if the original emblems were already removed? I had a full body PPF wrap…so I had to remove the triangles
So if original emblems were removed just use the painters tape along fender crease edge and along door edge then place emblem lining top of B with the bottom of the fender tape and then place the right side of script right against tape edge on the door. Use a level to get it straight then place it.
@@motorsandmedicine1383 thank you for the reply…just to confirm, is it 1” painter tape that you used? Looks like it from the video but just want to be certain
I forgot to mention…what is the measurement from fender edge to the edge of the installed logo emblem? I can then apply the vertical tape piece to match what you have.
The measurement from the fender edge to the top of the B is 1 inch.
Awsome tks
What did you do with the Big Bend stickers?
Put one on my back window
Link to where you got this???
Is that a 6" or 10" emblem? Plastic or metal?
It’s just under 10 inches.
Where is the emblem from??
I bought it on Etsy. I believe it was 3d printed.
These metal or plastic?
They are made of ABS plastic 3D printed.
Thanks for the video!