Landcruiser Badge (Rear) In Grey

[Esquire]

I am waiting for a black LC and don’t care for the black Landcruiser badge on the rear.

Has anyone come across a grey Landcruiser badge or is there a good way to make this grey?

 

[EOD Guy]

Vaseline mask and paint.

 

[mayonayze]

Remove and send out for powder coating?

 

[Scott S.]

I am waiting for a black LC and don’t care for the black Landcruiser badge on the rear.

Has anyone come across a grey Landcruiser badge or is there a good way to make this grey?

Plastidip. Super easy.

 

[Scott S.]

Dot it right on the vehicle

 

[DctrEvil]

Dot it right on the vehicle

Just sprayed with grey plasti-dip? How did you mask around it?

 

[superjap]

I am waiting for a black LC and don’t care for the black Landcruiser badge on the rear.

Has anyone come across a grey Landcruiser badge or is there a good way to make this grey?

Hi, I painted mine. I’m making my 1958 look like a base utility trim. I tried to make the emblem chrome but it turned out more like grey…

 

[Scott S.]

Just sprayed with grey plasti-dip? How did you mask around it?

No need. Youtube plastidip process.

 

[Scott S.]

Just cardboard and painter tape to protect rest of vehicle. The over spray tears off. Super fun to do

 

[glibglob]

Hi, I painted mine. I’m making my 1958 look like a base utility trim. I tried to make the emblem chrome but it turned out more like grey…

Did you reattach this? If so what did you use to do that and how did it go?

 

[trek805]

That looks good. Come do mine.

 

[Esquire]

What actually is plastidip? I've never had it done. Does it look factory and hold up well? Do body shops do it?

 

[NoMe cruiser]

What actually is plastidip? I've never had it done. Does it look factory and hold up well? Do body shops do it?

Plastidip comes in a spray can like spray paint and is used in a similar manner. Available in a few different colors that I know of. If you take your time it can come out great and withstand many many car washes. I have blacked out Toyota emblems on my 4 runner and it basically lasted until I stripped it off which was 4-5 years. It strips off similarly to caulking and goo gone helps if it’s a little stubborn. I prep the can by putting it in warm water for 1/2 hour or so before spraying. Follow directions on the can and you’ll be fine.

 

[Esquire]

Plastidip comes in a spray can like spray paint and is used in a similar manner. Available in a few different colors that I know of. If you take your time it can come out great and withstand many many car washes. I have blacked out Toyota emblems on my 4 runner and it basically lasted until I stripped it off which was 4-5 years. It strips off similarly to caulking and goo gone helps if it’s a little stubborn. I prep the can by putting it in warm water for 1/2 hour or so before spraying. Follow directions on the can and you’ll be fine.

Thank you for the explanation. So it is basically a plastic/rubber compound that is sprayed on. Appreciate it.

 

[Colorado]

Hi, I painted mine. I’m making my 1958 look like a base utility trim. I tried to make the emblem chrome but it turned out more like grey…

Edited to Say:
Never mind my questions below. My Wind Chill Pearl already has black lettering on a white background. It stands out just fine and looks great!
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I love the look. Can you share your technique?

1. How did you remove the emblem?
2. What kind of paint did you use? Any primer?
3. Did you scuff-up the letters with sand paper to make the paint stick better?
4. How many coats did you apply?
5. How did you re-attach the emblem? Using the same tape or new tape?

Any other advice would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.