🏁 Black Powdercoated All Sales 96093K Billet Chevy Bowtie Liftgate Emblem without Border Review

I ordered this twice because it said it would fit my 2007 Trailblazer overhead door. Once they sent me an emblem for a Tahoe grill and the second time they sent me a logo for a Suburban grill. Barely the right size. Trailblazer Lift-G emblem very small

That is not written. They will ship you a Tahoe/Suburban 07-12 foot rear emblem. Columnist Leon Del says above that it fits his trailblazer. I assure you I have the same car as him but it doesn't fit so I guess he's not sure what kind of car he has.

It's beautiful. Looks and feels like a very high quality product. This does NOT apply to the rear of the 08 Trailblazer. I sure could put it somewhere, but it's not a replacement for the little badge on the back like I originally thought. It's about the size of the front emblem. I tore off the sticker they put on top of the sticker on the box and it said "07-12 Tahoe/Suburban Rear".

This emblem was fairly easy to install replacing my old gold butterfly. Sized almost exactly to fit my 2008 Suburb. The hardest part was removing the old emblem without damaging the paint. I used fishing line and a flathead screwdriver to remove the old and 3M adhesive remover. I also added some more 3M tape to help the emblem stick better (there are 4 small pieces on it already). The tailgate badge does NOT have two prongs like the factory badge, so I deducted a star. Overall I'm happy with…

This emblem does not flex as it should to conform to the contour of the My '07 Chevy Suburban tailgate. The 3M tape that comes with the kit is a little thick, I had to peel and stick it myself, which was a little thinner so there wasn't that much of a gap between the tailgate and the emblem. The supplied screws are too thick and don't fit the holes in the tailgate, I had to file them to fit. There are many ways to improve this product. It did the job of hiding where the old emblem was, but the…

The product fits well. I think they could have paid more attention to the locating bars on the back as they don't quite fit the holes on the back (I had to drill mine a bit more). The instructions in the package were from a different part number for a different GM truck, but it's pretty clear how to install it. Heat the old emblem and cut through the old glue with a fishing line. Pick it up straight (so as not to damage the paintwork) and start cleaning! Use what you have and remove all the old

Poor quality control and poor fit. Contrary to some of these other reviews, I bought the correct model for my car (which is confirmed on the manufacturer's website). I received this item and it had what appeared to be a serious paintwork defect on a very obvious part. The description says it is powder coated but judging by the nature of the surface imperfection it is most likely paint. I sent it back and exchanged it for a slightly better condition. The workmanship isn't that great, but at…