VViViD Gloss Chevy Bowtie Toolkit Review

Very good for what you pay for. I bought 4 sheets and only needed 2 as I used both Chevy bow ties, 4 wheel rim emblems and steering wheel inners. I like the result. Patience is all you need.

Great quality and perfect for color changes on the Chevy bow tie emblem. It comes with detailed instructions and is easy to install with a hair dryer, scissors and a new razor blade. I used a credit card to smooth out any bubbles and hide the excess behind the emblem.

I was afraid to put it on myself because I don't know how to handle stuff like that. I installed Remote Start and decided to ask if they would do it. They agreed and said they had done it before. Looks pretty good and is an improvement over the ugly gold Chevy badge.

This tape wasn't the easiest to use. The squeegee didn't help much to lay the film perfectly. A squeegee is best suited for painting the packaging. It's a great color, but they need to be better. I won't buy this again. I got confused a few times about the squeegee.

I just bought a new car and was happy to dye my bow tie pink. I was a bit confused about how to do this, but I received an email from VViViD customer service detailing how to use the product (which was really helpful for those who have never done anything like this before) . It took about 20 minutes but I liked it!

Honestly, I hate giving bad reviews, but I felt it should be known. They make it look so much better in pictures while in reality it's very boring and makes the car look like crap. I don't want cheap stuff in my new car that looks like my granddaughter painted it with crayons. Look elsewhere if you want your car to look good.

It was a bit tricky to cut it right but I'm happy with it. It's been a few months now and I park outside so my car gets hit by all the elements and it's been wet as hell with heavy rains lately and it's holding up well so far. Doesn't stick very well to the steering wheel emblem, but that's a common problem with a Chevy bow tie that looks completely braille. Even the pros couldn't make him stay. Instead of a steering wheel, I'm going to buy some Swarovski crystals.

This is a large rectangular cut out Chevrolet emblem sticker. If you stick it over the emblem and circle it with a razor blade you can damage the car very easily (yes I did that to a small spot). It's not easy to use and they aren't very sticky. Eventually (after messing around with two) I managed to set two well enough (not perfect) to get away and from 5ft they look really good but keep trying to get loose. They haven't fallen off yet and I've been wearing them for a month or more and washed…