that doesn't look half bad either! very nice, as for the adhesive, I was thinking of a 3m outdoor molding tape. Have used that on a few outdoor projects which seemed to hold up well. providing I dont try removing it after the initial install of course
thanks! and yea the top edges of the original emblem are flat but maybe have a very very slight rounded edge but its hard to see with the naked eye so it wasnt enough to warrant doing the extra bit of sanding to get it all the way there, and in any case beyond a few inches away, itll be near...
aw man, very tempting but im all the way in florida and my car is located on the family farm in nebraska, so unfortunately idk anyone that would be willing to drive out there and then drive to nebraska, =/ I appreciate the effort though.
So I have a 1971 dodge challenger that I've been restoring since 2014(hiatus between 2016 and 2022 due to college) and im getting closer to the end stages, and one thing I was wanting since I'm dropping a 400 big block in it that'll be stroked out to 512cid, was to get an emblem on the shaker...
well dang dude, pretty sick job there! are you planning to add subs too as i see what looks to be a 4awg(0awg perhaps?) cable off at the bottom in a couple of pics.