Dodge Viper Stainless Steel “Viper” BUMPER Emblem

Description

High-polished stainless steel emblem designed for your rear bumper. These emblems will never rust, corrode, or lose their luster.

Easy peel-and-stick mounting — they will not come off until you remove them.

Includes one (1) “VIPER” emblem.

Applying your new logo(s):

1. First, wash the area where your current logos will be replaced using soap and water. Let it dry for a few minutes.
2. IMPORTANT: Next, scrub the surface thoroughly with rubbing alcohol to remove any invisible oils.
3. Open the packet or small pen of “promoter” provided. Apply the clear, moist promoter to the exact area where you plan to mount your emblem(s). The promoter will not damage your car’s paint, and any excess can be wiped away with rubbing alcohol. The foil packet contains a moistened sponge inside. If you are using the pen applicator, bend the pen so the glass ampoule inside breaks. Then press the spongy tip against a clean piece of paper to start the liquid flow before applying it to your surface.
4. Use the pink scraper (included in your kit) to gently pry off and remove the existing emblem(s) from your car.
5. Once you have removed the emblem, you may notice faint residue outlines where each letter was. These will help you align your new logos.
6. Now it’s time to install your new emblem(s). Hold the emblem in place and decide exactly where you want to mount it. Whoever installs the new logo should ensure it is straight (perpendicular to the ground).
7. Use the provided test tape (or regular masking tape) to check adhesion by sticking it to the cleaned surface in several spots. If it sticks well, continue to the next step. If not, re-clean until it adheres properly.
8. Gently peel the white backing paper off one of your new emblems (Diagram A). The logo will remain attached to the clear top liner.

Hold the emblem where you want to mount it without touching the car at first to get comfortable with the placement. Once you are sure, lightly touch the logo to the car’s surface and make any small final adjustments. When satisfied, press down firmly on the entire surface of the logo to ensure a tight bond.

Now, very gently remove the top clear liner (Diagram B).

Finally, wipe down the letters and the surrounding car surface. Any residue left over from the original logos can be removed with rubbing alcohol.