American Emblem Decal，Black Regular Orientation Review

Product looks good and has survived several washes. All of this is not metal, just a metal substrate. I thought it was all metal but that's not a problem. Still looks great on my f-250

They look good but you'd better place them correctly before sticking because it's very important. The aluminum will warp and bend, becoming unusable if you have to remove it. If you nail it on the first try, chances are you'll be pleased with the look.

Pretty metal sticker. Remember to bring the stars to the front of the car. Be sure to find something to mark your level. Once this happens it cannot be peeled off because it will bend and the glue is very strong. Good quality product, great price.

I tested it on my Lincoln MKC to see how it would look. I was amazed at how easy it was to put on. I like how it goes with the color of the car. Size and thickness are perfect. This should become standard on all American cars and SUVs. Can't wait to add this to my new Lincoln Aviator.

I really didn't like the way my faded F350 emblems looked on the fenders. And I knew there was a hole under the emblem, so I decided to order these black American flag emblems to cover the holes. What I didn't know was that there were 3 holes under the OEM badges. Flag Emblems do not cover all 3. You need at least a 7.5 inch emblem. never mind I still like the result

3 good and thick stickers, stick well. Missing left/right flag(s). They're all looking in the same direction. The one on the passenger side should face to the right - stars to the right, stripes to the left, downwind! The silver finish really stands out as they are nice and thick. I used a black marker to cover the silver before applying it to my black truck. You look great.

They look very nice until you realize the edges aren't painted. why be so cheap and not paint the edges? I'm happy to pay an extra 1.5⁰ for painted edges. I had to paint them with nail polish and let them dry overnight before I could mount them on my truck. If I didn't, every time someone drove past my truck, they'd see those shiny, unpainted edges, and I'd be embarrassed.