🔵 AMI 96017P Chevy Bowtie Grille Emblem - Polished Silver, Borderless Review

I bought this emblem to replace my old emblem and it looks great on my chrome grille. It comes with two threads that you screw into the back of the emblem and two nuts that you screw behind the grille. I used some silicone when threading the badge for extra grip and it held up well on my bumpy gravel road. I would definitely buy again if I had to change another emblem.

Goes very well with my 95 Silverado. Very good quality - much better than the OEM plastic part. I have a chrome grill and didn't want it to look polished so I sanded it down with 400 grit and painted it a gold color similar to the OEM emblem and then gave it 3 coats of clear coat. It looks fantastic and will last a lot longer than the original. The part and paint cost was still less than half of what GM charges for a genuine POS part. You can't lose!

I like that this butterfly is made of metal while my standard butterfly was plastic that one day decided to fall apart and fall off-road. I had 1 problem, I ordered it as "new" but the first one that was sent to me was previously opened and glued (even the hardware package inside was opened). However, the chrome trim on the front of the bow tie was pitted and pitted because it was attached with regular tape, damaging the chrome trim. I got a free replacement from Revain and the second one was…

I doubted it would be a cheap aluminum foil covered bullet but I was immediately relieved when I opened this beauty and saw the weight and feel of the metal felt. I only care about investments. The old Chevy bow tie I took off was attached with bolts that I screwed a nut onto. This gave me two threaded screws. One end screws into the female-threaded socket on the back of the fly, and a nut and washer pulls the other end of the screw to the grille. If the female end of a female screw loosens…