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Emblem

For a lot of auto enthusiasts, emblems are more than just a brand logo; they're a status symbol, a marker of taste and a badge of honor for loyalists. Of course, even if you're not a motor head, replacing a damaged or missing emblem looks better, improves resale value and can even help to prevent further damage to your vehicle's exterior.

On PartsGeek.com you will find thousands of emblems, including products for grills, trunks, hoods and more from top brands like Genuine, Putco and T-Rex. There are also plenty of options for original manufacturer parts and licensed logos.

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What is an emblem?

Car emblems are simply brand and model logos created by the manufacturer. Most auto emblems are in the form of a badge, but some models also have hood ornaments or grill emblems which have to be specially mounted.

How much do replacement emblems cost?

The price of a replacement emblem will vary according to the make and model of the car, as well as what type of product it is. Most of those available on PartsGeek.com are between the range of $20 and $100.

How are emblems attached to the vehicle?

In older vehicles emblems were attached with posts or bolt systems, but modern badges tend to be fixed to the car using some form of adhesive.

How can I install a new badge style emblem?

Existing emblems can be carefully pried off using a heat gun (on the lowest heat setting) and a putty knife.

Once the old badge is removed, make sure to thoroughly clean and smooth the area. You should be able to find adhesive cleaners that are specially formulated for removing old residue. Otherwise, rubbing alcohol can be used to clear away any remaining dirt or grease.

Allow the area to completely dry. Then, using a level and painter's tape, create a straight line marking where the top or the bottom of the emblem will go.

The new emblem may come with pre-applied adhesive, in which case you can simply remove the backing and mount the badge. Otherwise, apply adhesive to the back of the emblem before mounting. Make sure to hold the badge firmly in place for several minutes in order to ensure that you get a thorough bond.