Hey guys,

I have a question for those of you with "Mustang" script lettering on their dash boards. What is the best way to put them on? I was thinking regular ol emblem tape, but trimming that would be a bisnotch. Any suggestions?

Thanks

 

I just did vinyl lettering...

 

Either way, you can remove it if you dislike it.

 

Well that would work except I have this:

http://qualitymustangparts.stores.ya...scripfene.html

It's stainless from a 1968 Mustang. Granted I didn't notice it was a fender emblem when I got it, but it would probably look pretty good. My fender side badges are stainless from a 60's stang too. (Hate the new flat plastic ones) I cut off the pin attachments and used emblem tape. Worked great. But like I said trimming around ever letter will be impossible.

 

Welcome to the club dude, i did the same thing when i first bought my car in march of '06 it took me about 2 hours to get it all finished but it came out awesome, here is a pic of mine and it is the exact emblem you have

 

yes it is 3M molding tape (auto double-sided tape) and that was the longest part of the install but just put on strip down the middle and go real slow with an exacto-knife or just a razor blade

 

Awsome, never thought of this,great

 

why dont you get the stick on emblems? would sure save a lot of headaches. i cant remember the site i saw them at, but i found some on ebay. here is a link
stick on script emblem

 

They sell them in stick-on form now from most Mustang suppliers like this link to Mustangs Unlimited:

http://www.mustangsunlimited.com/ite...asp?T1=FE31+01

 

yeah but he already has the emblem so might aswell work with what you have, that is what i did

 

Yep welcome the 3Mtrim game. It took me a coulple of times and a really sharp knife!

 

Thanks for this information, just ordered a set here today.

 

i ordered a set of stick on MUSTANG trunk letters, hopefuly will have them on the car soon or might just wait till i get the cervinis wing to put them on

 

Well I installed it yestarday. It did indeed take at least an hour to trim, but looks great. Thanks for the input guys!