Review on 🔴 2x OEM Black 345 Emblems Badge 3D Logo Replacement for Red 345 by Sam Kriegshauser

So far so good. I'll do my first wash in a few days, let's see how the glue holds. Here's a quick record of the 392's measurements. Installation was easy, I measured the 392 Durango (see dimensions below). The best way to get accurate measurements is to use 3M automotive tape. I paid 3.49 for thin 3M tape at my local auto parts store, alignment was easy (if your tape is flat and straight), it comes on a pre-cut sheet with tape running the full length of the number. Suggestions: Cut out the centers of 5 and 4, make sure you don't cut anything else as everything is pre-cut. This greatly simplifies installation. I would recommend having a second person on hand to accurately measure, align and install. Tools: 3M automotive tape Surface cleaner Alcohol level Tape measure or ruler 2nd person ruler or a sharp knife Clean the surface with quick detail (I used quick detail chemicals) to remove dirt or grime, use rubbing alcohol to remove remove chemicals from paint. (Remember to wax this area again after a few days) 1. Remove the protective film only up to the numbers. Measure the spot where you want to peel off the tape (it is recommended that someone hold a ruler or tape measure and the second stick the tape on the desired spot to get accurate measurements. Bottom of the numbers (2nd person is recommended to hold the aligner or to hold the numbers) Press firmly in the desired position with all the adhesive, just the back side on the numbers, some of the tape presses against the numbers to make sure they are not peeling off. The Adhesive tape sticks to the numbers leaving small gray marks, but tears off easily (tacky tape.) 4.Remove the 3M tape you used to measure the position of the numbers. Clean the area around it to make sure there is no tape left on it. Here it is 392 dealer sizing: 5 1/2 down from fender crease 2 9/16 from door