Illuminated Bowtie Install

Bruce TDN said:

I used plastic trim pulling tools. Considering the original had been stuck on there for less than a year, it was easy to pry off. I used a microfiber rag against the paint and used one tool to get it started and the other tool to move a bit farther along while GENTLY prying. Remember the metal is thin and you can dent it if you try to use it to pry against. Just take your time and work around it. You can see in the pic what stayed on the Blazer and what came off with the emblem. What was left on the Blazer was rolled by finger into a ball. View attachment 1133

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ajax said:

thanks, great video...a real money saver

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Cssltx said:

I’m subscribed to your channel...good content! Thank you!

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Bruce TDN said:

I added to this thread in case someone was wanting to do both at the same time like I did.....

The Snyds helped me, just passing it forward...

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Bruce TDN said:

Just clean the area up and prep with alcohol before the new one goes on. It'll be filthy...at least mine was before I cleaned up the area. You can see in my first pic above where it was all clean and shiney afterwards...and don't ask why one is square and one is round. It just is. The new one snaps on no issues. View attachment 1134

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Deb Fry said:

I got my Bow tie a friend, who repairs cars and can order parts at a discount got the bow tie & put it on. I got a total of $360 in it

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The Snyds said:

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C-los said:

Where did you buy the glow bow ties from? Can you send the link fur the plastic removal kit?

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