I can't paint them because I'm afraid if I will break them. I tried painting them with a paintbrush but the emblem is made out of rubber and every time I hand wash it the paint will just come off.

 

carefully light sand it down and use spray can paint. after it dry spray couple coats of clear coat on top. the original badge is black just letting you know bc once in awhile the paint on the badge will peel and i can see black color underneathe.

 

you can soften the adhiesive on the badge with heat either a heat gun or blow dryer. not direct heat then some goo b gone and a gentle even pull will remove the badge without breaking or cracking the clear plastic...
it is a dommed plastic so any sanding will need to be light with a 2000 or higher wet dry paper...personally I wouldnt..you can use alcohol to clean and prep for paint.(stay away from more agressive chemicals) in the sign shop they do use a sign painters paint which is very pricy for brush or airbrushing on metal ,wood and plexi surfaces but with plastics we use krylon paints , either fuson or even the basic krylon is great with plasics..does not require primmer,,just lite coats and allow to dry b4 the second then use a the krylon clear... we have found that krylon will stretch and flex with plastics which is where rustoleom will splinter and flake...

 

there is a set on e-bay..

Monte Carlo SS Supercharged Badge Emblem Lettering 4

 

Mannn too bad the holidays just went down! About 2 weeks ago I would have had the extra funds to get em lol maybe if I'm lucky they will be around for a couple more weeks

 

Well, here is the the door trim I was talking about and the window molding too.
If you anybody has these parts let me know.

Thanks!

 

http://www.dixiemontecarlodepot.com/...ections/s6.htm
$135 for all the embleme and bowtie

 

Awesome site! It's weird that they don't sell a set with the Supercharged emblems though

 

Didn't even notice that.. dam sorry... i just knew they sold 6th gen emblems, they don't have much of a selection yet for 5th-7th gen but they have an awsome 4th gen selection!

 

If you just had a website for the molding that would be great.