🌊 Enhanced Marine Corps Chrome Auto Emblem with Elektroplate Camouflage Review

I have bought three of these units, one of the photos shows they have been in use for about four years. Another photo is a few months old, although it's faded over the years it has a rustic feel to it so I'm quite pleased to still be proud to display it. . Semper Fidelis is not so picky about newer models. The font is small and, as you can see, difficult to read. That would be my only complaint, but those who know know.

Looks great on my 2014 Nissan Frontier. Replaced the default badge with this one. I'm giving it 4 stars because there are slight imperfections in the chrome and molding, not to mention the tape on the back, it's difficult to remove without ruining the adhesive so take your time. Remember that imperfections are only visible up close. It's been running for 6 months now and has weathered the summer heat, rain and freezing snow and is still holding up strong. Helps me stand out from the rest of the

Black and chrome EGA is a good idea, but it's not implemented as well as it could be. I've been using this on my car for a few weeks but the fact that the anchor isn't accurate is a sticking point for me. Only one leg of the anchor (left leg) should have only one eye. Not two. I think I could drip some silver solder or even Testor model silver paint into the extra grommet, but I just take it off. I prefer merging to be honest. The idea is really good, but it definitely needs to be improved.

Just enough for a car. Looks classy, goes well with my Mazda 6 color and chrome. Only the other felhounds know, and that's the best part! Semper fi gentz! One for the busty. KILL! Hail, honor, hallowed be thy name. Your ammo will come, your talking guns will run. To his student John Basilon (the student he loved) he really says the one who piled the body high. Well done, my good and faithful servant. Under the tutelage of one of Basilone's disciples, the grass on the island of Guadalcanal grew…

When I first received the emblem I was impressed. It was heavy, as you'd expect of quality, the finishes were bright, and the colors of the USMC logo were vibrant. It felt like there was a plastic coating on the sticker, but it looked good and the adhesive pad stuck to the windshield. Unfortunately it was good. Bad, after about 2 weeks in the Florida sun (and we haven't hit the hottest part of the season yet) the gold trim has started to discolor like the trim is coming off and there is already

I love the understated class this particular EGA has (many/most are either overly decorative/fussy, oversized or cartoonish and this is not one of those mentioned above), which is why I bought it in the first place. When I received it I liked the weight and feel of metal versus plastic. However, upon flipping it over, I was shocked by the amount of tape (or rather lack of it) and immediately decided to remove that sham and tape my own. (See attached photo of what the manufacturer thinks is…

After a second round of orders (I think there was a problem getting it at my apartment building) I finally got my EGA chrome plate. I gave it 5 stars because of course the Marine Corps deserves nothing less for everything they do. It suits me because it's smaller and simpler; Perfect for showing pride in your body without painting BOOTS on your rear window with a huge decal. Plus, it's unique, unlike any other USMC decal you'll see on your 1stSgt's banked Silverado. Besides the visual appeal, I