vinyl sticker for bow ties

[07whitetahoe]

OK, so I know this has been covered a ton of times. I couldn't find anything about the sticker option.

I color matched my front bow tie on my tahoe. Upon a lengthy detail I had to use IRON-X to rid the white of rail dust, where a clay bar wouldn't take it off. Apparantly it changed the color of the bow tie, and is no longer a pure white.

Fast forward to now where I am about the replace the rear appliqué due to broken studs by previous owner. I want that bowtie white obviously.

Has anyone used the vinyl's sold on ebay? A good cleaning I don't see why they wouldn't last, but don't want to waste my time and money if they are junk.

Opinions?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/CHEVY-TAHOE...&fits=Model:Tahoe&hash=item2c68d0207d&vxp=mtr

 

[Goodinblack]

Paint it........

Vinyl when done poorly looks like butt.

 

[InTruckDesign]

Why not look into a GMC Yukon applique? No bowtie to deal with, problem solved.

 

[Jmat]

If you choose to color match, I'd recommend painting it. Took me a Saturday afternoon to do mine front & back and they turned out great. It's been about six months now and they still look as good as day one.

 

[Kizmo]

Can you tell me how to remove the rear bow tie on a 2009 Tahoe?

 

[NathanJax]

Can you tell me how to remove the rear bow tie on a 2009 Tahoe?

Just pops off. However I (nor anyone here) would recomend it because you have 2 smalls holes underneath it that the bowtie goes in to. It's not smooth like the Yukon one. If you want it smooth, you'll have to have a body shop fill the holes and repaint it, or what most people do is purchase a Yukon applique