Grille and badge wrap

Grille and logos in black, carbon or with a touch of colour. 25 or 50 cm is plenty, and it's the perfect finishing touch to a chrome delete.

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Grille and badge wrap

The front grille and the logos are among the first things you see on a car. Turning them gloss black or matte black is the natural partner to a chrome delete, and a red detail on the grille is a well-known sporty touch. They're small parts, so a small piece of roll covers everything.

Material
black, red or carbon
Badges
25 cm · €14.99
Grille
50 cm · €25.99
Delivery
€2.99 · free from €59.95

Grille

On slatted grilles, cut thin strips and apply them slat by slat. On honeycomb grilles, the most practical approach is to remove the chrome surround and wrap just the surround, which is what shows most.

Logos and lettering

For raised badges, lay a piece of vinyl over the top, warm it, press round the relief with your finger and trim along the outline with a very sharp cutter. It takes patience, but it looks factory-made.

How much do you need?

25 cm (€14.99) is usually enough for badges and surrounds; for a large slatted grille, 50 cm.

Frequently asked questions

Can I wrap the car's logo?

Yes. Lay the vinyl over it, warm it so it follows the relief and trim the outline with a sharp cutter. If the logo comes off, it's much easier.

Which colour is popular for the grille?

Gloss black is the most common, to match the chrome delete. For a sporty touch, a red line on the grille.

How much vinyl do I need?

For badges and surrounds, 25 cm. For a large slatted grille, 50 cm.

Will it survive car washes?

Yes, but on small parts the edges matter: warm them well when you finish so they're sealed, and keep the pressure washer away.