Installing the Tesla Performance Emblem

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[@sganet_]

I’m gonna be honest, you should measure every side to get the perfect distance, use painters tape to align everything. And once you start sticking the emblems, use magnets and spacers so they align correct. This was painful to watch and you can clear see it’s crooked.

[@itzdkbruh8852]

Ill wait for you to upload an install video for this product. k thanks.

[@sganet_]

@@itzdkbruh8852 There are too many videos on stuff like this, I don’t need to make one. I wouldn’t follow this video just because it’s kinda half-assed. You just need to find something to use as a spacer guide along with magnets and painters tape, and you can get a perfect install. I would use a caliper to make sure the distances are consistent. It can’t just be me who sees the top part of the ‘E’ slightly slanted. Btw, I buy parts from this company all the time, this is a fair criticism on the video.

[@Dark_Vader888]

Agree, can't believe he didnt measure each side as a bare minimum.

[@notvaporlocked5479]

Will that work on a car that has a PPF wrap and Ceramic paint protection?

[@AbstractOcean]

PPF is no problem, if the ceramic protection is recent, you'll need to allow at least a few months for the slickness to wear off.

[@keithcarney1097]

Straight on top of PPF. You could remover the ceramic coating locally, fit the badge then reapply the ceramic coating