Black Bowties

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Arizona12

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I really want the black bowties, Where is best place to buy them from?
I am a newbie for sure and any steps on taking old ones off and new ones on? Thank you all
 

jdpber

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Remove from grill and rear hatch. Paint and reinstall. That is how 99% of us do it.
 
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Thank you but please forgive me, how do you remove? And to reinstall, is it 3M tape?
 

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If you have a NNBS I know the Rear hatch bowtie it just 3m tape. Front is 3m tape plus a a couple Bolts to unscrew. you can reach them from behind the grill
 

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The rear in a real pain to remove.

Lots and Lots of adhesive.

Be careful not to scratch the paint.

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you can separate the rear bowtie from the silver piece...without having to remove the whole thing like ^. The just re-attach it with some silicone adhesive.
 

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You dont have to remove to paint them. Tape them off lightly sand them, and paint the bowtie. It is pretty simple and they turn out perfect./
 

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You dont have to remove to paint them. Tape them off lightly sand them, and paint the bowtie. It is pretty simple and they turn out perfect./

That's exactly how I painted both my front and rear bowties. Just make sure you do a good job masking off the bowties and definitely protect the surrounding areas of your truck from over-spray.
 

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Another option is to cover them with vinyl. Easy to do your self with some patience, a hot air gun and a knife. Nice thing is it is easily removed if need be.
 

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y'all are crazy for painting emblems without removing! and vinyl is good also, i just don't know where the heck to get it.
 

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Mine too. You made a statement however ..... so I made another one so it may help someone else other than us in need.
 

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Arizona, You may want to consider plasti-dip. If you go into my album or just do a search you'll see plenty of examples.
 

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I also recommend plastidip, it's super easy to use and I'm also a newb and I just plastidipped my grill and badges. Go on YouTube and type in plastidip. There is a guy that has a business called dipyourcar.com his videos are super helpful. Don't be afraid to get it on the paint, it just peels off!!!!!
 

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