2022 Corvette C8 Badge Delete

Welcome to my latest video where I perform a "badge delete" on a stunning 2022 Corvette C8! If you're a car enthusiast and looking to enhance your vehicle's appearance, this video is for you.
Removing the factory car badges or emblems can significantly "clean-up" your car's look, giving it a sleek and streamlined finish. Plus, it makes washing, waxing, and detailing much easier without those extraneous emblems in the way.
In this time-lapse video, I'll walk you through the step of the badge delete process, providing you with better understanding of what's involved. Whether you're considering doing this yourself or thinking about hiring a professional, you'll get valuable insights into the procedure.
As an industry expert based in Orange County, CA, I use these videos to showcase my professional services. If you prefer to leave this to the experts, feel free to reach out and let me handle it for you.
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[@millarautodetailing]

Thanks for the comment in vid about composite vs metal substrate. I never thought of that and will change to doing the same. Imagine melting the bumper on that 😅

[@richardseem7948]

Awesome video and content good friend

[@richardseem7948]

That rubber wheel is badass. U used it by due to the fact its not metal but have u ever burned throw clear coat on plastic bumper?

[@autofetishdetail]

Not just the clear, but it peeled the clear/paint right off the substrate. Had to learn this the hard way. I still do it on most cars, but I pick and choose based on the moment. meaning: if you finesse the pressure so there is virtually no pressure applied and you have the patience to lett the wheel do all the work, it can still be done but it certainly takes much longer than normal, but still faster than doing by hand.

[@stevoeight]

Poor car needs paint correction all over, not just a badge delete.

[@autofetishdetail]

Right?!!!